Can you hear that flap T sound when I say it?

我说时候你能听到里面舌音T吗？

Our next word is ITEMS with a flap T.

我们下一个词舌音 T ITEMS。

Yes, there are parts of the UK where people have rhotic accents like Jay.

，英国有些地方人有像 Jay 一样卷舌音口音。

So you'll hear literally with that flap T sound, right?

你能听到“确实”这个词舌音 T 对吧？

But generally speaking, accents in the UK — a non-rhotic, and accents in the US — a rhotic.

但一般来说，英国口音卷舌音，美国口音卷舌音。

So my accent is rhotic and vicky's is non-rhotic.

所以我口音卷舌音，而 vicky 卷舌音。

Now can you hear that flap 'T' there? It sounds more like a 'D'. 'Whatta', 'Whatta', 'Whatta' and then again 'later', 'later'.

你们能听到这里舌音‘T’吗？听起来更像‘D’。‘Whatta’，‘Whatta’，‘Whatta’，然后‘later’，‘later’。

In my accent, you can't hear that final R sound but you would in an American accent.

在我口音中，你听到后面卷舌音，但美音中可以听到。

That's because we speak in what we call a non-rhotic accent, which simply means we don't pronounce the R as much as, let's say, an American does, where they always pronounce them in most American accents.

那因为我们说非卷舌音口音，这仅仅意味着我们像美国人那样经常发R音，在大多数美国口音中他们总会发这个音。

Later settlers in the southern parts of Ireland also tended to come from parts of England that were rhotic, which was still most of England at the time.

后来移居爱尔兰南部定居者也往往来自英格兰卷舌音地区，而当时大部分英格兰地区还使用卷舌音。

And also, you hear that there's some " r's" in this accent so it's not a non-rhotic accent like the Mississippi southern.

而且， 你会听到这个口音里有一些“r” 发音，所以它像密西西比州南方口音那样非卷舌音。

In some forms of American English, the flap occurs for ''t'' in words like dirty and sorting, after r -colored vowels in a stressed syllable.

(7) 触音和闪音：当舌对齿龈进行一次触及，发生一次颤动，就触音。在美国英语中，像 [t， d] 等音常常发成触音，如 city (城市) 和 ladder (梯子) 等。闪音首先以卷舌音音姿将舌尖向上并向后卷曲，然后返回下齿后面位置，在齿龈后区域击打口腔顶部。在美国英语一些方言中，闪音出现在重读音节中儿化元音之后，如 dirty (脏) 和 sorting (分类)(Ladefoged&Johnson， 2015： 99；关于儿化元音见下文 2.2。

So there was probably a mixture of rhotic and non-rhotic accents in the early settlements in Virginia, and later in Charleston to the south.

因此， 在弗吉尼亚早期定居点，以及后来在南部查尔斯顿， 很可能存在卷舌音和非卷舌音混合口音。

Even in nearby London, the accent was still rhotic.

即使在附近伦敦，口音仍然翘舌音。

And accents in that part of the southern U.S. have been mixed ever since, though the rhotic form has become more common with time.

而在美国南部那部分地区口音自此就混合起来了，过随着时代发展， 卷舌音形式变得越来越常见。