10 Pronunciations of /t/
/t/ is one of the sounds with the most variations in English pronunciation. In this video we explore 10 allophones that commonly appear in a modern British accent: 1) fricative /s/ 2) affricated [tˢ] 3) voiced tap [ɾ] 4) voiced /d/ 5) bilabial /p/ 6) velar /k/ 7) affricate /tʃ/ 8) aspirated [tʰ] 9) glottal stop [ʔ] 10) unreleased [t̚] Native speakers use these variations unconsciously, but some of them are quite surprising when you stop to think what's actually occurring. To help the presentation, Queen Elizabeth II's portrait comes to life, and a 1960s BBC presenter with an RP accent seems a bit shocked. #pronunciation #phonetics #englishaccent #receivedpronunciation #queensenglish
▶︎
9 British English (GB) Fricative Consonant Sounds
▶︎
10 pronunciations of THE.
▶︎
5 sounds that died last century in standard British English.
▶︎
Train Yourself to Speak with a British Accent (Modern RP)
▶︎
QUESTION: Is my British accent REALLY moving towards American?
▶︎
The Four T Sounds of American English (Stop Consonants #4) | American English Pronunciation
▶︎
"Say Your Ts"
▶︎
British Stars on Which American Accent Is Hardest to Do | Vanity Fair
▶︎
Consonant Sound Glottal 'T' / ʔ / as in "button" – American English Pronunciation
▶︎
Upper class British speech, old and modern
▶︎
4 key skills: Vowels, Consonants, Stress & Tone
▶︎
The Glottal Stop | Consonant Sounds | English Pronunciation
▶︎
Cockney, RP, SSBE, Estuary, MLE: Phonologically Compared
▶︎
5 weird sounds native English speakers use
▶︎
How young English people join THE + VOWEL.
▶︎
Consonant Sound Flap 'T' / t̬ / as in "water" – American English Pronunciation
▶︎
What if English actually SOUNDED like this??
▶︎
20 British Accents in 1 Video
▶︎
What has happened to /iː/ in British pronunciation?
▶︎