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American Accent Pronunciation: T + N (video)

American Accent Pronunciation: T + N (video)
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In this English pronunciation lesson, you’re going to learn something that will help you better UNDERSTAND American English speakers, AND it will help you SOUND more American.

You’re going to learn how to pronounce words like written, eaten, & frighten with an American accent!

BONUS! You’ll also learn the difference between a fully pronounced T sound and a held T sound.

This is the second lesson in the American Accent Training series.

This is the first lesson in the American Accent Training series:

(you can read the transcript of this lesson here.)

Comments

  1. Thank you Melanie. I am so grateful to you because I’ve learned so much from your lessons that I can not describe in words.

    I was passing a difficult time to pronounce T and N in American Accent.

    It has helped me to pronounce T and N more perfectly.

    Thanks.

  2. Hi Melanie thanks a lot for your hard work it’s very useful, i really appriciate i like watching your videos

  3. Hello!

    Melanie you are a great English teacher. Thanks a lots for your videos are very useful to me. I have learned English very well.

  4. Dear Melanie, thanks a lot for these lessons. I would appreciate if you tell me whether Canadians people pronounce the same as americans do.

    • Exactly the same, Julio!

      There are a handful of words that we pronounce differently, but it’s usually older Canadians that pronounce the words differently. Today, young people watch American movies, American TV shows & listen to American music, so the accent is the same now.

      = )

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