Finding Authentic Video Pronunciations...
Scanning thousands of native English clips with synchronized subtitles and exact timestamps.
actually has little mineral concretions that it precipitates. And then there were all kinds of artifacts caused by the scanning process and the unrolling process that had kind of red herrings,
cracks, crumples, all kinds of mess. But there was one particular texture that I kept seeing that I couldn't explain away, and it looked like cracked mud. And I was like, "That's interesting. Why
don't I kind of scroll around in this segment," which on my computer was about, you know, about a few feet across, but in reality is about the size of postage stamp. Eventually I found an
Listen to native speakers pronounce “cracks” as a noun in real conversational contexts with synchronized timestamps and subtitles.