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IMPORTANT is a hard word to pronounce — learn how to say it with Stop T’s in this American English pronunciation lesson.
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How to Pronounce IMPORTANT – American English.
The problem with your suggested, incorrect pronunciation is that you are saying it as if the syllable breakdown were im-port-ant, when the proper syllable breakdown is im-por-tant.
Could you please make more videos about the stop t? This is very hard. Also, could you make a video about th sound after r, like earth and birth? Thanks!
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Also, why is the younger generation using improper words as they relate to singular or plural nouns.
For example, I’ve heard, “they was” instead of “they were.”
Today kids don’t even pronounce either T. Sounds like they have something in their mouth.
Why are younger folks saying – impor-ant, shou-ant, bu-on (for button) leaving the t or d sound out completely? I here you saying not to over accentuate the t sound but isn't leaving it out all together going to the other extreme?
Спасибо большое. У меня получилось сказать слово, видео очень хорошо показывает, как держать губы, если все повторять правильно, то получается повторить звуки. 🙂
If Webster’s says to use hard “t”’s, that’s good enough for me. Why change, after all these years? It seems to me that LAZY has set in.
제대로 배울것같아 기대되용 ㅎㅎ^^
Thank you~
English Important does not contain a glottle stop
It's Import-ant. An imported idea, that I bring attention to.
Anyone else come here because of how Jackson pronounces in Got7 new song? I am curious haha
Uh, no, it's not ok to pronounce this more than one way.
Really clear explanation. I teach English and this video clarifies the issue of Stop T and phonetic stress . Great job
Thank you Rachel! . Could you make a video of how to pronounce the sh as share and ch as chair ?
Yesssss I said it right thank you so muchhhhh
The reason I looked this up is that I noticed that a number of TV journalists pronounce the t like a d and it just doesn't sound right. I watch Fox so I don't know if this is unique to that station or it's simply "media English".
in michigan we say impor-en
Bulls shut
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Canadians tend to use both true Ts.
Great
It's hard for a Brazilian portuguese person to not pronounce "porant"
Edit: great, helpful video! Thank you!
I finally could. Okay its actually very easy.
Its like this ‘imPORnt’. There is an accent in POR, it isn’t soft. Try to say that part ‘POR’ as you hear from Americans.
It's a piece of cake 😂
important
thank you so much
this is the hardest word to pronouce
Hi Rachel, I'm learning English and thank God I found your channel. By the way, I'm in love with you.
IM-POUR-eN – Correct Spelling
Please make a video for the word 'deteriotate'
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Thanks Rachel. This is really helpful!
American English is slang English. The Queen's English is the proper pronunciation of this word.
Someone please!! tell me why we sometimes must to say (t) in words like (into) . Or {derivative) and (communication). Why we pronounce (t) in these words!!???
Thank you for clarifying why newsreaders have adopted this new pronunciation. However they need to watch your video as it is lazily pronounced “impordent” and I wince.
Soy el unico en español :3
Que no puede pronunciar esta palabra?
I pronounce important with a glottal stop rather than a flapped t. I'm from the U.S. South
Sorry! It's pronounced IM-POR-TANT, which sounds NATURAL! It is not CORRECT to pronounce it as "IM-POR-ANT". That is known as lazy English. Sorry, we don't change the English language because it suits us to do so. What a world! What a world!
You are never too old to learn something new. I have recently noticed many prominent southerners "mispronounce important" Senators LIndsey Graham and Marsha Blackburn to name 2. So I decided to do this research. Little did I know there was something called a "stop T". To me it's a silent T. To my surprise they are using a correct pronunciation. Thank You for this video !
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임 포옱/은
I've been learning step by step the concept of stop t, thanks to you. I'm very grateful
Please, Rachel explain the Word "Importance".