English Pronunciation - How to pronounce numbers

she is teacher wonderful and? different ????? ?? thank you

I'd a question. I heard "dy" & "ny" sounds in some place. such as twen"ny" . thir"dy". four"dy"........nine"ny" is it effect on accent or what?? maybe? it's easy to distinguish between thirteen and thirty

Timo, please, what does that (to tap the? "t") mean?

I teach my students to tap the t before the y in? the tens. That way it sounds like an unstressed d sound. This is much more common in standard American accents as well as relaxed speech. It also helps them differentiate the sound themselves.

Thanks for your reply, and I'm gonna take your advice on this, I'm very good imitating people accents on my native lang (for fun), and i think that i will replicate the american o british accent very fast. I don't want to speak as the hispanic immigrants (most of them) of States (and their spanish is worst than their english believe me, if you want to learn spanish someday, don't listen them). I'm working in a project with american and british people, and? i don't want to look as a fool.

Are you? Dutch?

Well I think you're right grammar-wise. If it was about grammar it would be nice indeed to learn in from a non native speaker, because of the reasons you said. But when it comes to pronunciation it would be better to learn from a native speaker, because then you learn to do it the? right way. The way she pronounces (no offense) isn't the correct way. If you keep listening to native English speakers you'll begin to speak so too.

Wow, i love the way you teach, do you have a lesson with large numbers. Not huge, but numbers like 2500, or 1500. I'm so confusing, because I pronounce 2500 as two thousand five hundred, but I think I heard in a movie someone saying twenty five hundred. Makes sense if one hundred is 100 then 100 x 25 = 2500. But I'm not sure. We don't do that tricks in spanish. Thanks for your? help.

This is? awesome!