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Learn Numbers Counting 200-300 For Kids/Preschoolers/Toddlers/Children: Learn to count/American Way

Learn Numbers Counting 200-300 For Kids/Preschoolers/Toddlers/Children: Learn to count/American Way In this 'Learn Numbers Counting' series from 0-1000 American and British way of pronunciation, we will show some peculiar differences between American and British numbers pronunciation. For example, in American way of pronunciation of numbers, it is more common to omit "and" in one hundred (and) one, but with "and" is still acceptable. In British English, always use "and" in one hundred and one. And is not usually stressed, because it is generally found together with other more important words which carry the stress. So the unstressed ('weak') pronunciation is the normal one. Either, and you can find many examples of both constructions dating far back, for those for whom historical usage is relevant. Shakespeare himself used both: Indeed, they are disproportion'd; My letters say a hundred and seven galleys. Othello: l, iii. of princes, in this number, And nobles bearing banners, there lie dead One hundred twenty six Henry V: IV, viii. These are just two of several examples of each found in Shakespeare. In "Practical English Usage" by Michael Swan: In British English we always put 'and' between 'hundred/ thousand/ million' and numbers below a hundred. In American English, and can be dropped. Also, twenny vs. twenty. Americans often drop the middle "t" in twenty and say twenny: twenny one, twenny two, twenny three..., while the British say a clear "t" in the middle: twenty one, twenty two, twenty three... . Then there's thirty. There Americans say the "t" but it sounds like very fast "d" sound - commonly known as a flap t. They generally say this flap "t" in tens numbers: twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty and ninety. It's all about the stress. With numbers like thirty, forty, fifty, the stress is always on the first syllable. That's true in British and American English. So the first syllable is longer, louder and higher in pitch. With teen numbers, the stress can be on the first syllable or it can be on the second syllable. It depends what we want to make clear. If we are counting, the stress is on the first syllable. We want to distinguish between the numbers so we stress the part that's different. That's the first syllable. #FullMoonKidsSchool #LearntoCount #Maths #LearningNumbers #Counting1to100 #Numberblocks #123 #PreschoolLearningVideos #LearnNumbers #Kids #ForKids #KidsLearningVideo #Cartoon #KidsPlaying #BabyVideos ABCs Alphabet Sounds: American & British Pronunciation For Preschoolers Kids and Children    • ABCs Alphabet/Learn Letters: American & Br...   ABCs Alphabet Sounds: American English Alphabet Pronunciation For Preschoolers Kids And Children    • ABCs Alphabet/Learn Letters: American Pron...   ABCs Alphabet Sounds: British English Alphabet Pronunciation For Preschoolers Kids And Children    • ABCs Alphabet/Learn Letters: British Pronu...   Learning Colors Best Video For Kids And Children Learn Colors With Best Practice/Learns/Toddlers    • Learning Colors Best Video For Kids And Ch...   Learning Colours Best Video For Kids And Children Learn Colors With Best Practice/Learns/Toddlers    • Learning Colours Best Video For Kids And C...   Learn Numbers Counting 1-100 For Kids/Preschoolers/Toddlers/Children: Learn to Count/American Way    • Learn Numbers Counting 1-100 For Kids/Pres...   Learn Numbers Counting 1-100 For Kids/Preschoolers/Toddlers/Children: Learn to Count/British Way    • Learn Numbers Counting 1-100 For Kids/Pres...   Learn Numbers Counting 100-200 For Kids/Preschoolers/Toddlers/Children: Learn to count/American Way    • Learn Numbers Counting 100-200 For Kids/Pr...   Learn Numbers Counting 100-200 For Kids/Preschoolers/Toddlers/Children: Learn to count/British Way    • Learn Numbers Counting 100-200 For Kids/Pr...