English Sounds - T [t] and D [d] Consonants - How to make the T and D Consonants

The video tutorial explains the pronunciation of T&D consonant sounds in American English. It covers true T&D as stop consonants, stop T&D sounds, flap T&D sounds, and when T&D sounds are dropped. The tutorial provides detailed descriptions of mouth positions, airflow, and examples to illustrate these concepts, helping learners understand the nuances of American English pronunciation.

Explain the difference between voiced and unvoiced consonants.

What is the role of the vocal cords in producing voiced consonants?

What are the two parts involved in producing stop consonants?

Describe the process of making the true T and D sounds.

What happens to the tongue and teeth when producing the T sound?

What is the significance of the tongue's position when making stop consonants?

How does the pronunciation of T and D change when they come between vowels?

What is the flap T and how does it differ from the true T?

In what situations might Americans drop the T or D sounds?

How do Americans typically pronounce the word 'center'?