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This explanation is taken from a longer presentation from the online Polyglot Gathering and deals with the 7 different allophones (pronunciation variations) of the letter T in American English.
Although this excessive variation is unique to North American English, you might find it extremely useful to identify other allophones of letters in the language that *you're* studying, if it's not English.
This is part of the general technique for improving or modifying a foreign accent, and the process is surprisingly similar no matter what language you're learning to master.
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This explanation is taken from a longer presentation from the online Polyglot Gathering and deals with the 7 different allophones (pronunciation variations) of the letter T in American English.
Although this excessive variation is unique to North American English, you might find it extremely useful to identify other allophones of letters in the language that *you're* studying, if it's not English.
This is part of the general technique for improving or modifying a foreign accent, and the process is surprisingly similar no matter what language you're learning to master.
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Facebook /lingwistix
Insta + TikTok @linguistixpro
![How to Pronounce T in English [Tennis T]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/J4sJuiQy7QA/mqdefault.jpg "How to Pronounce T in English [Tennis T]
This explanation is taken from a longer presentation from the online Polyglot Gathering and deals with the 7 different allophones (pronunciation variations) of the letter T in American English.
Although this excessive variation is unique to North American English, you might find it extremely useful to identify other allophones of letters in the language that *youre* studying, if its not English.
This is part of the general technique for improving or modifying a foreign accent, and the process is surprisingly similar no matter what language youre learning to master.
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![How to Pronounce the Hebrew CH Sound [כ/ח]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PlmbiM_ASIE/mqdefault.jpg "How to Pronounce the Hebrew CH Sound [כ/ח]
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This Chaf and Chet sound is one that may cause insecurity since its a new sound that doesnt exist naturally in English. Its a question of comfort and of balance. Just like most sounds in Modern Hebrew its not to be overdone, just to show you can do it, but rather we want to be able to clearly distinguish it from other sounds like Hay (basically silent) and Kaf Kuf (the harder K sound).
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