Why do Americans pronounce the letter t the same as d? For example they say water like 'wodda'
Gread Briddan :DDD
>>52958631
If you grow up listening to American English you can tell the difference between our t's and d's.
>wodda
The fuck are you talking about? It's you who pronounce "er" like "a"
>>52958738
Listen to this m8
http://howjsay.com/index.php?word=water&submit=Submit
>>52958631
Because we distinct accents from those in the UK.
because the people that originally started the t-d transition weren't brits or brit derivatives
they were foreigners like dutch or some other thing
But we don't. It's obvious, too.
>>52958631
We don't its just a word-to word thing, and varies between accents. Also we say wader not wodda, unless you are a subhuman from north jersey.
>>52958799
That literally just proved what I said... I don't get your point
>>52958631
I don't know. I really don't know.
Horrible, you can't tell if they are saying "medal" or "metal", or "ladder" and "latter"
Why do British people pronounce the t as a ć? When a Brit says right, he says it as roić.
>>52958631
>wodda
Do you talk to a lot of people from Boston or something? I figured that's more how Australians say it too.
>>52958631
not true
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0TCt3Rxjoos
tbf I didn't know what rhotic and non-rhotic meant until very recently, I didn't notice that most English accents didn't use the r, it's actually very difficult to tell unless it's a working class accent.
Sissy britcucks talk they have big black dicks in their mouths 2bh
>>52958631
Hard Ts really fuck up the "flow" of the speech
>>52959159
You sound cute desu
>>52959231
wew
>>52958631
USA: Wader
UK: Warta, Wahtur, et al
>>52959449
>Warta
>American water
that sounds waRer for me.
>>52958911
We had influence?
>>52959745
true
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1g7PJLxvdt4
>>52959955
please record leRRle(little). the T always sound R
