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VocabularyStop Sounds Overview American English Pronunciation
80% of English words have at least one stop sound, so if you want to speak like an American, you need to pronounce them correctly. In this video, you can learn little-known aspects of the American stop sounds pronunciation, such as aspiration, flapping, glottal sound, and many others.
- Unit 1: Introduction to English pronunciation
- Unit 2: Short vowels
- Unit 5: Fricative consonants
- Unit 6: Nasal Consonants
- Unit 7: Stop Consonants
- Unit 4: Dipthongs
- Unit 3: Long vowels
- Unit 8: Other Consonants
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