How to Practice the Flap T -- American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial explains the flap T and D sounds in American English, focusing on their pronunciation between vowels or after an R and before a vowel. It provides examples like 'party' and 'better' and emphasizes minimal tongue contact to avoid a stop component. The tutorial offers practice tips and words to help learners master the sound. Additional resources are available on Rachel's English website and playlists.

What is the main characteristic of the flap T and D sound when pronounced between vowels?

List some example words that contain the flap T and D sound.

Describe how to produce the flap T and D sound correctly.

What should you be careful about when making the flap T and D sound?

What practice technique is suggested for mastering the flap sound?