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Moe Egan
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 Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 6:13 pm Post subject: Not a CST but a tough to say without snickering |
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"...when an employee...."
Keeps coming out like Na na na na na ....like Bill Murray in Caddie Shack.
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Bailey
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It appears to be a tongue placement challenge.
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I am actually having some problems saying phrases with "and" in them lately. I've noticed I've a tendency to leave the d off of "and", & in trying to address that I've found it to be quite challenging.
"an institutional and market analysis" yesterday was a bear. Today of course it seems as easy as can be. |
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Moe Egan
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I'm always amazed at how tricky words come and go-
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SteVO
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I'm amazed I even remember the language anymore...
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not a cst here, either, just ANNOYING!
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SkinnyJohnny
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I always have a problem when a word that ends in a "t" is followed by a word that begins with a "t".
Any advice?
Thanks!
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JBarrett
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Unless you're being asked to specifically enunciate them both, don't try. To try to force-pronounce both T's clearly would sound...well...forced. If the read is supposed to be conversational, end the first word with a glottal stop, the way you normally would in conversational speech.
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SkinnyJohnny
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| Quote: | | Unless you're being asked to specifically enunciate them both, don't try. |
Thanks Justin!
That's what I've been doing. Same thing with "s".
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