TR Blends Practice Video | Why “TR” Sounds Like “CH” in American English
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TR Blends Practice Video | Why “TR” Sounds Like “CH” in American English
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TR Blends Practice Video | Why “TR” Sounds Like “CH” in American English
In Standard American English, the “TR” blend is often pronounced more like a “CH” sound. In this video, we’ll practice this common pronunciation pattern using real words and sentences to help you sound more natural and fluent.
✔️ Hear how “TR” changes in words like “tree,” “train,” and “try” ✔️ Practice the sound shift from /tɹ/ to /ʧɹ/ ✔️ Build confidence and fluency through repetition and sentence practice
Great for ESL learners, professionals, and anyone working on smoothing out their American English accent.
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