为什么很多英语母语者时常不发单词结尾的「-t / -d」辅音？ 第1页

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这是一种叫做T 喉塞音(

[1])的发音习惯。发音t被声门闭塞的声音代替，以至于听起来像是在说话中停顿或者跳过了这个音节。

以下是关于喉赛音的几个常例。

t在鼻音前。(fountain → foun'ain, button → but'en)

t在辅音前。 (department → depar'ment, just beat it → jus' beat it)

当t作为单词中的最后一个字母时。 (what → whu', but → bu')

t在元音字母前。 (get it out → ge' it ou')

下面这个链接的发音课程，明确讲述了在口语中t的不发音规则。

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This is a pronunciation habit called

[1]. The t sound is replaced by a

, which sounds like pause or a gap in speaking.

There are four common cases where it occurs.

1. Before a nasal syllable. (fountain → foun'ain, button → but'en)
2. Before a consonant. (department → depar'ment, just beat it → jus' beat it)
3. As the final letter of the word. (what → whu', but → bu')
   
4. Before a vowel. (get it out → ge' it ou')
   

Here's a pronunciation lesson that talks specifically about t-dropping

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