Silent T and D at the End of Words

Learn when the letters/sounds t and d are removed at the end of words. When are the t and d sounds silent at the end of words. I also talk about the glottal stop at the end of words and how to pronounce it.

Removing /t/ and /d/ isn't vital to use in your own speech, however, it's very useful for your listening comprehension. :)

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