When is a t not a “t” ?

 

 

 

T:     t

         d (a quick d),

         ʔ (a stop in the throat)

         – (nothing)

 

A: I got a letter from the school last week.

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B: What kind of visa have you got?

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A: My first visa was a working holiday visa,

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   but now I’ve got a student visa.

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B: Then you might have a problem.

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   You haven’t got enough attendance.

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   You must attend at least eighty percent of

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   classes.

A: Oh. What should I do?

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B: You better talk to the receptionist.

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