This is an all ears English podcast episode 1548. English pronunciation myths debunked.

Learn one way to say the past tense.

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No, it's crazy. This is going to come out maybe when the snow is gone, but right now we're buried

in snow. Yeah, it's crazy. It's crazy. But I'm glad we're here podcasting because we're talking

about pronunciation, right? Yes, this is great. You guys, this is the second part of our pronunciation

series. And we had our student, Mitra Rass, ask us to talk about the different pronunciations of

the letter T in the American Native accent. And there are quite a few. So this was sort of a

continuation of answering that question. Yes. We talked about it in episode 1543. So if you

missed that, definitely check it out for the times when T sounds like D and sometimes that has

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