Let's practice with some words to help you master the American accent.

So if you're interested in reducing your accent, these words exemplify distinct parts of a standard English accent in the United States.

I will teach you about the Flap T, Glottal T, Final R, Rhythm and Flow, and so much more.

Even if your goal is not to speak with an American accent, understanding this will certainly help you improve your overall comprehension.


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0:00 Intro to the American English accent
0:53 TO - Reducing the vowel sound
3:23 FOR - Reducing the vowel sound
5:21 WATER - Flap T /d/ & the Final R
6:59 MOUNTAIN - Glottal T
9:49 CENTER - When the T Elides
11:22 CAN'T - Vowel sound + -N'T consonant cluster
13:09 SCHEDULE - Differences between American & British English
15:03 ENTREPRENEUR - Borrowed Words
16:29 SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS - Rhythm & Flow

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