Learn an easy way to pronounce numbers that sound similar
to non-native English speakers.
to non-native English speakers.
Helpful slides from the video ↓
Native speakers pronounce numbers like 30, 40 and 50
with a D sound rather than a T sound.
13, 14 15, on the other hand, have a much stronger
T sound in their pronunciation.
They also have a slightly longer E sound with subtle ‘N’ sound at the end.
13 vs. 30
Oxford Learners English Dictionary – pronunciation links
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