It's another minute or less English lesson.
One of you asked me about the word "he".
Did you know it's really common in conversational English to reduce that word, we drop the h sound
and it's just e. Now if we do that, we have to link. Let's take the phrase "Was he there?"
Was he becomes wuzy. Zyzyzy. Linking the zy into the e vowel.
I'll say it then you repeat.
And when he meant by institutions were really just formal rules.
What he meant. What he meant.
The t in what becomes a flap linking the words together and the h is gone.
What he--
If you keep your ear out for this reduction,
you'll notice it more and more dropping the h in the word "he".