Consonant to vowel linking - connected speech - 2 Minute Pronunciation
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In this video, we look at connected speech and linking. When a vowel sound follows a consonant sound, it often connects together. this is called linking. Example:
an apple - anapple
an egg - anegg
an umbrella - anumbrella
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Consonant to vowel linking, connected speech, English pronunciation, phonological process, speech fluency, coarticulation, speech sounds, linking sounds, English linguistics, pronunciation rules, elision, smooth speech, articulation, speech patterns, casual speech, vowel sounds, consonant sounds, fluent speech, phonetic variation, connected speech techniques.
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Consonant to vowel linking is a key phonological process in English, where consonants at the end of one word smoothly connect with vowels at the beginning of the next. This linking enhances speech fluency, making speech sound more natural and fluid in connected and casual speech. Mastering consonant to vowel linking is essential for clear articulation, pronunciation, and understanding how coarticulation works to produce smooth transitions between words in everyday English conversation.
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