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TH Sound
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🌀The th sound in English can be a bit tricky because there are actually two ways to pronounce it: voiced and voiceless. • 🌀Here's a breakdown for each: • 🌀Voiceless th • This is the sound you hear in words like think, thin, or mouth. Here's how to make it: • 1. Place the tip of your tongue gently between your top and bottom front teeth. Don't bite down, just a light touch. • 2. Blow out air through the gap between your tongue and teeth. You should feel a slight hissing sensation. • 🌀Voiced th • This sound is a bit more breathy and you hear it in words like mother, brother, or breathe. To make it: • 1. Follow the same tongue placement as for the voiceless th. • 2. This time, vibrate your vocal cords along with pushing air out. This will create a buzzing sensation similar to saying v or z. • 🌀Here are some additional tips: • Listen closely: Pay attention to how native speakers pronounce th in different words. You can find audio examples online or in pronunciation dictionaries. • Start with single words: Practice saying words with just the th sound, like think or the. Once you're comfortable, move on to sentences. • Use minimal pairs: These are words that differ only in their th sound (voiced vs. voiceless). Try practicing pairs like thin and thin, think and thing, or bath (unvoiced) and bathe (voiced). • 👇Comment the most difficult word for you to say below! • . • . • . • . • . • . • . • . • #inglesonline #dicasdeingles #studyenglish #learnenglish #vocabulary #englishteacher #angielski #englishgrammar #hablaingles #americangirl #inglês #newlanguage #englishlanguage #englishvocab #americanenglish #grammar #englishtips #quiz #americanlife #estadosunidos #esl #toefl #american #freeenglish #polygot #usagirl #idiom
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