In this episode of The Accent Journey, we begin a new mini-series on linking, focusing on the most common and important type: consonant to vowel linking.

In natural spoken English, words are not pronounced separately. Instead, sounds connect across word boundaries. When a word ends in a consonant and the next word begins with a vowel, the consonant typically links forward, creating smoother, more fluent speech.

You’ll learn:

• Why native speakers connect words instead of pronouncing them one by one
• How consonant → vowel linking works in real speech
• Why pausing between words can make your English sound unnatural
• How to train your mouth to move more continuously when speaking

The episode includes guided practice with words, phrases, sentences ...