English Pronunciation - Linking: Consonant to Vowel -- American Accent

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Yes, that would? be a nice linking ending consonant to beginning vowel example.

Hi, i find it difficult to link when the consonent? 'ng' is followed by a vowel, e.g. for the phrase 'eating it', will it?? ?t becomes it?-??t ?

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Hi, native American speaker here :P Not that I'm trying to steal Rachel's job, but I think I can help answer your question! 1. "That" and "accent" put together would sound like "thadaccent", because in American English, when a "t" is between two vowel sounds it becomes a "d". 2. Yes, it'd sound like "frenchaccents" when spoken. 3. It would sound like "uhveenglish", with a "v", since "of" is actually pronounced with a "v" at the end instead of an "f". I usually say "lotta" (lahdduh) for lot of :P?

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Hi .. I have got so ? much work to do with my pronunciation. When I said.. (What about that) it sounds awful. .. any tip ? Great help thank you so much.