here jennifer from tarle speech with your pronunciation question
today's question is kind of a tip it's about
linking and how do you pronounce a lot of
put it in and thought of so the tip today revolves around the flap t
sound when we have the letter t uh the t
sound between two vowels we are going to pronounce that vowel
as a d sound and when we link phrases we say them without a pause
between those words and when you say them without a pause between the words
then we follow word stress rules so right here we have a lot
of if you say it like that everyone's going to understand you totally fine
but if you want to get a little fancier and use that flap t
you can say a lot of a lot of for put
it in you can say it like that everyone would understand you
but if you want to get fancy you could make those two t's into your flap
t's or that fast d sound put it in put it in and then for
thought of you can say it just like that or
you can get fancy again and use that flap t thought of
so we have a lot of put it in and thought of
so if you thought of a lot of questions about this
put it in the comments section below give it a try
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