Did you know that natives commonly partially nasalize vowels before the nasal consonant sounds (M, N, and NG)? Not only does this allow us to speak more easily, but it also allows us to do some cool things, like drop the N!
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Intro to Concept and Key Info: (0:00)
Warning!: (2:23)
The Basics of Nasalization (with EE and AW examples): (2:45)
Intro to Dropping N - "don't": (5:51)
The Vowel + NT Rule (8:03)
Dropping N by itself: (10:42)
Question and Up Next: (13:47)
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