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Tim's pronounciation workshop, 8- Elision of /t/

8- Elision of /t/

Tim Hi, I'm Tim and this is my pronunciation workshop.

Here I'm gonna show you how English is really spoken. It'll help you become a better listener

and a more fluent speaker. Come on, let's go inside.

Today, we're going to hear a disappearing sound. Or rather, we're not going to hear

it. What is the negative form of 'can'? 'Can't', right? And what's the final sound in the word

'can't'? /t/, right? Or is it? How good are you at maths? Can you answer this question?

Hmm, tricky. Let's ask the people of London:

Well, that is very tricky indeed. I'll give

you the answer in a minute. But first, did you notice the /t/ sound at the end of the word 'can't'?

No, I don't think I did either. Let's have another listen.

In everyday speech, when a /t/ sound comes in between two consonant sounds, we often

don't pronounce it. This is because it makes the words flow together more fluently. It's

more difficult to say three consonants together in a row when /t/ is in the middle. Your mouth

has to do too much work. 'I can't do it' is more difficult to say than 'I can't do it'.

When a sound disappears in between two words, it's called elision. Here are some other examples:

So, you've heard the examples, and now it's your turn. Are you ready to give it a go?

Listen and repeat.

How did you get on? Great. Remember, if you

want to read more about this topic please visit our website bbclearningenglish.com.

Now, are you still struggling with that maths question? Well, let me put you out of your

misery. Here's the answer.

Right. Well, that's all for this week from the pronunciation workshop. I'll see you next week.

Is that the time?!

I'm running seriously late.

I must go. Bye.

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Tim Hi, I'm Tim and this is my pronunciation workshop. Tim Hallo, ich bin Tim und dies ist mein Ausspracheworkshop. Tim Merhaba, ben Tim ve bu benim telaffuz atölyem.

Here I'm gonna show you how English is really spoken. It'll help you become a better listener |||||||||разговорный язык||||||| Burada size İngilizcenin gerçekte nasıl konuşulduğunu göstereceğim. Daha iyi bir dinleyici olmanıza yardımcı olacak

and a more fluent speaker. Come on, let's go inside. ||||hablante||||| ve daha akıcı bir konuşmacı. Hadi, içeri geçelim.

Today, we're going to hear a disappearing sound. Or rather, we're not going to hear ||||||исчезающий|||||||| ||||||desapareciendo|||||||| Heute werden wir ein verschwindendes Geräusch hören. Oder besser gesagt, wir werden nichts hören. Hoje, vamos ouvir um som que desaparece. Ou melhor, não vamos ouvir Bugün, kaybolan bir ses duyacağız. Daha doğrusu duymayacağız 今天，我们将听到一种消失的声音。或者说，我们听不到

it. What is the negative form of 'can'? 'Can't', right? And what's the final sound in the word هو - هي. ما هو الشكل السلبي لكلمة "يمكن"؟ "لا أستطيع"، أليس كذلك؟ وما هو الصوت الأخير في الكلمة to. Jaka jest negatywna forma słowa "can"? "Can't", prawda? A jaki jest ostatni dźwięk w słowie

'can't'? /t/, right? Or is it? How good are you at maths? Can you answer this question? 'nie może'? /t/, prawda? A może jest? Jak dobry jesteś w matematyce? Czy potrafisz odpowiedzieć na to pytanie?

Hmm, tricky. Let's ask the people of London: |Difícil|||||| Hmm, complicato. Chiediamo alla gente di Londra: Hmm, trudne. Zapytajmy mieszkańców Londynu:

Well, that is very tricky indeed. I'll give ||||difícil|de hecho||me rindo حسنًا، هذا أمر صعب للغاية بالفعل. سوف اعطيك

you the answer in a minute. But first, did you notice the /t/ sound at the end of the word 'can't'? odpowiedź za chwilę. Ale najpierw, czy zauważyłeś dźwięk /t/ na końcu słowa "can't"? 马上就会告诉你答案。但首先，你注意到 "can't "一词末尾的/t/音了吗？

No, I don't think I did either. Let's have another listen. ||||||auch nicht|||| Non, je ne pense pas non plus. Écoutons une autre fois. No, non credo di averlo fatto neanche io. Facciamo un altro ascolto. Nie, ja chyba też nie. Posłuchajmy jeszcze raz. 不，我想我也没有。我们再听一遍

In everyday speech, when a /t/ sound comes in between two consonant sounds, we often ||||||||||||||a menudo W mowie potocznej, gdy dźwięk /t/ pojawia się pomiędzy dwoma dźwiękami spółgłoskowymi, często 在日常说话中，当 /t/ 音出现在两个辅音之间时，我们通常会

don't pronounce it. This is because it makes the words flow together more fluently. It's nie wymawiaj go. Dzieje się tak, ponieważ sprawia to, że słowa płyną razem bardziej płynnie. To 不要发音。这是因为它能使单词更流畅地连贯起来。这是

more difficult to say three consonants together in a row when /t/ is in the middle. Your mouth

has to do too much work. 'I can't do it' is more difficult to say than 'I can't do it'. musi wykonać zbyt wiele pracy. "Nie mogę tego zrobić" jest trudniejsze do powiedzenia niż "nie mogę tego zrobić".

When a sound disappears in between two words, it's called elision. Here are some other examples: ||||||||||Auslassung||||| ||||||||||Sound omission||||| 2つの単語の間に音が消えるとき、それはエリジオンと呼ばれます。他の例を次に示します。

So, you've heard the examples, and now it's your turn. Are you ready to give it a go? それで、あなたは例を聞いた、そして今それはあなたの番である。あなたはそれをやってみる準備ができていますか？

Listen and repeat. 聞いて繰り返す。

How did you get on? Great. Remember, if you ¿Cómo|||||||| Come sei salito? Grande. Ricorda, se tu どのようにあなたが手に入れました？すごい。覚えておいてください

want to read more about this topic please visit our website bbclearningenglish.com. このトピックの詳細については、当社のWebサイトbbclearningenglish.comをご覧ください。

Now, are you still struggling with that maths question? Well, let me put you out of your さて、あなたはまだその数学の質問に苦労していますか？さて、私はあなたをあなたの外に出させてください

misery. Here's the answer. Suffering||| 惨めさ。これが答えです。 нещастя. Ось відповідь.

Right. Well, that's all for this week from the pronunciation workshop. I'll see you next week. 正しい。今週の発音ワークショップは以上です。来週お会いしましょう。

Is that the time?! C'est le moment ?! その時ですか？

I'm running seriously late. я||| 私は真剣に遅れています。 Jestem poważnie spóźniony. Я сильно опаздываю.

I must go. Bye. Je dois y aller. Au revoir.