TheNewOne
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- May 4, 2010
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- Russian
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- Russian Federation
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When I listen to American or British songs I often hear that singers pronounce/t/ in the end of the words as /ʧ/ if it's followed by the word "you", for example [leʧ] you, forge[ʧ] you, abou[ʧ] you...
Is it a marker of any accent? Should a non-native speaker pronounce it like this or is it better to pronounce as it's written in a dictionary (that is just the [t] sound)?
Is it a marker of any accent? Should a non-native speaker pronounce it like this or is it better to pronounce as it's written in a dictionary (that is just the [t] sound)?