Visit Coney Island! (And Study American English Pronunciation)

This video explores American English pronunciation through real-life examples at Coney Island. It covers silent letters, the unaccented E sound, flap T, and common reductions. The video provides practical tips for linking and reducing words in speech, enhancing natural English communication. Viewers are encouraged to practice these techniques in real-life settings and explore additional resources for further learning.

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