leslieking
Junior Member
- Joined
- Nov 10, 2013
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Hungarian
- Home Country
- Hungary
- Current Location
- Romania
Hi, here is a question:
What are you doing?
wʌt ər ju 'du ɪŋ?
The "t" is between two vowel sounds "ʌt ə". In this case we have a flap t and it sound more like a d. Am I right? something like this: wʌd ər?
Second question, as you notice I reduced "are" to "ər". Is it a problem? I'm wondering if Americans do the same in every day conversation. Any suggestion appreciated.
Thank you!
What are you doing?
wʌt ər ju 'du ɪŋ?
The "t" is between two vowel sounds "ʌt ə". In this case we have a flap t and it sound more like a d. Am I right? something like this: wʌd ər?
Second question, as you notice I reduced "are" to "ər". Is it a problem? I'm wondering if Americans do the same in every day conversation. Any suggestion appreciated.
Thank you!