UK VS US
I am learning English and one of the rules to be fluent in English is... " to cancel the letter "T" when it comes in the end of a word and the following word starts with a consonant letter ..such as
NEXT MONDAY
so when we cancel the letter T during speaking ..that's belong US or UK??!
Thanks in advance ^^
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Native speakers slur their words together, so yes, they might forget the t. "I'm going to go to the beach" becomes "I'mma go t' the beach" in some places.
It sounds a bit American, but all English speaking countries do it.
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Hey, Anamoslema! There are differences between the accents (British or American, I mean). Depending of where do you live, it ends up that you learn and "imitate" that features. An advice would be don't try to copy or memorize every point of pronunciation, just focus on understanding and soon you will be speaking the most natural as possible.
I hope this helps!
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It's a feature of the English language when spoken by native speakers. The country is immaterial.
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