I think the sentences "I can do that" and "I can't

>>77452206
't

>>77452228
The t and d assimilate

>>77452206
>>77452306
With Americans it can sometimes sound very similar because of the cot-caught merger. But elsewhere it shouldn't be too difficult, can is /kən/ and can't is /kɑːnt/ (long "a" as in "father").

>>77452377
This, the sound changes and nasals a bit in the "can't", whereas "can" is dryier.

>>77452206
think of "can" like that french dance (with the leg kicking)
think of "can" in "can't" as "car"

>>77452377
nobody says can't as father you bongoloid

>>77452206
In Australia the a in can and can't is pronounced differently with it being pronounced in can't like the a is in bar

>>77452890
With people who pronounce the a in both the same the a in can is pronounced shorter than in can't so when heard it sounds more like c'n

>>77452306
what the fuck are you talking about?

>>77452814
We do here. It's the same long vowel.

>>77452814
>let me tell you how you speak your language
Get fucked Pierre.

Stop listening to yanks then.

>>77453960
yankee doodle had a farm and called it macaroni stuck a feather in his cap and called it dandy

>>77453960
>this assmad that American English is the objectively best English of all

>>77455539
can you tell me why though? because it really does not seem like it at all lmao.

just say "I cannot do that"

cahn / carnt

>>77452306
no, no they don't

>>77455539
can you tell me why though ? because it really does not seem like it at all lmao.

>>77452206
anglos are subhumans