When the tr go together it often sounds like a ch sound instead of a t.

当/tr/连在一起时，它听起来像/ch/而不是/t/。

So, the T sound that is disappearing is called a held T — a T that appears before a consonant.

通常前一个单词结尾的辅音 t 不会发出来，被称为停顿 T 音。

That T is a true T because it starts a stressed syllable.

T 是真正的 T，因为它以重读音节开头。

How would that sentence sound if I made all of those T's a true T?

如果我把所有这些 T 都变成真 T，那句话听起来会怎样？

Get this, a stop T here it's not released.

得到这个，停止T在这里它没有被释放。

I’m going to call that a stop T.

我将其称为停止 T。

TH, AH as in bat vowel, stop T. Now why is this a stop T? It's not followed by a consonant.

TH, AH 就像蝙蝠元音中的塞音 T。为什么这是塞音 T？它后面没有辅音。

At some point- At some point- At some point- 'At some point', 'at', 'at', it's not released, is it? 'At', 'at', 'at', 'at'. It's also a stop T.

有时候-有时候-有时候-At some point，at，at，没有发出来，对吧？At，at，at，at。还是一个阻音 T。

If I listen to it three times thinking it's dropped, that's what I hear. So at any rate, it's not a true T.

如果我听了三遍以为它掉了，那就是我听到的。所以无论如何，它不是真正的 T。

It's regularly named one of the best airports on the planet but if you go to t a transit area there, police say you better be traveling to your next destination.

它被称为地球上最好的机场之一，但是如果你去过境区，警察会说你最好是准备去你的下一个目的地。

Again, this is the voiced TH and we do that, we make a T a stop T, sometimes at the end of a thought group but also very often when the next word begins with a consonant.

同样，这是浊音 TH， 我们这样做，我们将 T 设为塞音 T，有时在一个思想组的末尾， 但也经常在下一个单词以辅音开头时。

And that's because the sound before was not a T or a D. Testified. So just a light D sound at the end which then links into the next word, the IH as in sit vowel for in.

那是因为之前的声音不是 T 或 D。作证。所以最后只有一个轻微的 D 音，然后连接到下一个单词，IH 就像 in 的坐元音一样。

And a T that begins a true syllable is always a true T, unless it's part of the TR cluster, then you might make it a CH. Attacking-- attacking-- make sure that first syllable is a schwa, uh-- attacking-- Attacking-- attacking other people?

以真音节开头的 T 始终是真 T，除非它是 TR 簇的一部分， 否则您可以将其设为 CH。 攻击——攻击——确保第一个音节是施瓦， 呃——攻击——攻击——攻击其他人？

But even though the R takes over the vowel, in IPA it is written schwa R, you do make a flap T, you do count that as a vowel when you're thinking about is this a flap T or not?

但是即使 R 接管了元音，在 IPA 中它被写为 schwa R， 你做一个 flap T，当你考虑这是一个 flap T 还是不是时， 你确实把它算作一个元音？

So the rule for stop T is we usually make a T a stop T when the next word begins with a consonant like here, or at the end of a thought group, like here. So it's not: we met last night.

所以塞音 T 的规则是， 当下一个单词以辅音开头时， 我们通常将 T 设为塞音 T，就像这里，或者在思想组的末尾， 就像这里。 所以不是：我们昨晚见过面。

Almost never would that be pronounced with a true T. Maybe a stop T, maybe a dropped T, almost never a true T. So the difference between can and can't is more in the vowel than in the T, believe it or not.

这几乎永远不会用真正的T发音。 也许是一个停止T， 也许是一个下降的T，几乎从来都不是真正的T。 所以可以和不能之间的区别在元音上比在T上更大， 信不信由你。