Why the pronunciation of "smoked" is "smoke + t"?

[menueditor]

I heard from TV characters that they pronounce "smoked" as "smoke +t" but not "smoke + ed" ?? could someone tell me why, please??

[Raymott]

I heard from TV characters that they pronounce "smoked" as "smoke +t" but not "smoke + ed" ?? could someone tell me why, please??

Because /k/ is as unvoiced consonant. You can expect to hear /t/ at the end of most past participles ending like this:
/f/ coughed, /koft/
/k/ backed, /bakt/
/p/ stopped, /stopt/
/s/ passed, /past/
/x/ hoaxed. /hoakst/

If there is a schwa between the base verb and the 'd', it will be /d/:
/t/ batted, /bat'd/

[elhithebest]

Because /k/ is a voiced consonant. You can expect to hear /t/ at the end of most past participles ending like this:
/f/ coughed, /koft/
/k/ backed, /bakt/
/p/ stopped, /stopt/
/s/ passed, /past/
/x/ hoaxed. /hoakst/

If there is a schwa between the base verb and the 'd', it will be /d/:
/t/ batted, /bat'd/

raymott /K/ is voiceless not voiced

[elhithebest]

I heard from TV characters that they pronounce "smoked" as "smoke +t" but not "smoke + ed" ?? could someone tell me why, please??

it has to do with voiced and voiceless sounds. bare in mind it´s about sounds and not words.

voiceless sounds are pronounced with /t/ and voiced sounds with /d/

if you haven´t seen the rules yet let me know and I´ll send them to you
best wishes

[Raymott]

raymott /K/ is voiceless not voiced

Oops, that's what I meant. I'll edit it.

[mmasny]

Would it be incorrect to pronounce batted as /bat't/?

[elhithebest]

Would it be incorrect to pronounce batted as /bat't/?

yes.
when you have /ed/ after /t/ or /d/ you pronounce /id/

[Hussam Alhomran]

thank's about the reply and for ur clear point