Learn NUMBERS easily through conversation! Part 2

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of numbers in American English, highlighting the use of flap T and speech reductions like 'shoulda' and 'gonna'. It explains the idiom 'table talk' in the context of card games and provides a practice session for numbers. The tutorial emphasizes natural speech patterns and common reductions, offering insights into real English conversation.

What is the difference between the pronunciation of '40' and '14' in American English?

• Both have a flap T sound.

• '40' has a flap T, while '14' has a true T.

• Both have a true T sound.

• '40' has a true T, while '14' has a flap T.

How is 'should have' often reduced in natural American English conversation?

• Should've

• Shoulda

• Should

• Should of

What does the idiom 'table talk' mean in the context of the speaker's family?

• Talking about the weather

• Discussing strategy during a card game

• Casual conversation during a meal

• Chatting about sports

How is the word 'because' often reduced in casual American English?

• Becuz

• Cuz

• Cause

• Bec

Which number pronunciation uses a flap T sound as an exception to the usual rules?

• 60

• 14

• 50

• 15