Now, I'm going to throw a few things here that are, quote unquote rules again.
Remember how saying earlier there are no rules in this game, everything spelled a specific way, does
not have that same sound, but I'll call them, quote unquote rules.
So you know that it's not necessarily all the time.
It's most of the time.
OK, now the TSA out.
I want you to think of the tea as a kid who gets bullied at school, he's either ignored at the end
of the line or he's mistaken for a D.
Poor guy.
He has hit hard by ignoring the T at the end.
It gives it more of an American sound, for example, can well.
Thaa.
Right, yeah, I thought of you last night.
Yeah, that's totally right.
I can't do that.
I won't go in there now.
Is it the end of the world if you say at the end, I won't go in there?
I can't do that.
No, it's not.
But just to give it that, a little more of an authentic American sound, if you kill those Ts at the
end, it it just it just sounds more American.
Now, if you're doing theater, of course you want to say those t's.
I can't.
I won't.
I thought.
But most of us are not in front of three thousand people in a theater.
We're talking normally just something to keep in mind.
As you go through this, you might hear me say, okay, kill that T or so on and so forth.
Now the T is also sometimes mistaken for D, for example, like quality.
And we were talking about this word earlier instead of saying quality, which isn't wrong either.
But if you change it T to a D quality, again, it's got more of that American edge as well.
Letter versus letter.
Right now, as I was saying earlier, these are quote unquote rules, meaning sometimes not all the
time, but most of the time because you have words like country that that is a T country.
Sometimes it changes to a D, sometimes it doesn't.
Well, how am I going to know the difference?
Of course, you have your Google translator.
You could put it in there and it'll tell you you could hear it or just do what I was telling you earlier
is putting it into George Clooney movie.
Imagine George Clooney saying I need to write a letter.
If I write a letter, a letter, is it something he would say?
Oh, yeah.
Gabriel told me sometimes it changes to a D.
Let me try that letter.
I need to write a letter to the letter.
Do that sounds more authentic to me, creating this database of words by watching a lot of American
television, a lot of American national newscasters, you start building a database of words that you
could refer to when you play the George Clooney game or the actor in a scene game to help you recall.
Again, remember, we're talking about to recall these words, letter, letter.
Same with quality.
Is it quality?
I want quality wine quality.
Hmm.
Gabe said that sometimes changes to a D let's try changing it to a D quality quality.
The quality that sounds better.
That sounds more like something I've heard before.
Recall database accumulation.