in this video we are going to focus on
the two consonant sounds
i know they sound very similar but they
are actually different and they are very
important sounds in english so i want
you to be able to hear the difference
and pronounce them differently
so let's take two example words
the first example word is bin
now can you hear the b sound
bin
now the second example word is
pin
can you hear the difference the p sound
pin
bin
pin
i know they sound very similar but they
are different and with practice you will
hear the difference and you will be able
to pronounce them differently i promise
you that so let's get started
the first step
is to know how to make these
sounds in english so you can pronounce
them correctly and you know the
difference between the two sounds and
i'm gonna teach you that
also guys if you're serious about
pronunciation it's very important to
know about the ipa spelling
you can also watch how i move my mouth
and of course always try to repeat after
me in this video
i'm sure you can master these sounds
so let's do this
okay guys let's now practice producing
the sound
in english
so
what you're going to do the first thing
is that this b sound
is voiced
which means that you're going to use
your voice so when you produce the sound
you are going to feel a vibration in
your throat
and what you're going to do
is basically push out the air with your
lips they should touch each other
so
okay please repeat the sound after me
let's now practice with the word
bin
please repeat after me
bin
good
and now let's practice producing the
sound
in english
so
is basically going to be the exact same
thing as the b sound
but
it's unvoiced
which means that you are not going to
use your voice no vibration in the
throat you're just going to push out the
air with your lips
no sound so
can you repeat after me
let's practice with the word
pin
repeat after me
pin
good job
okay students let's now practice with
minimal pairs words that sound very
similar but the actual sounds are
different
they are very useful to help you hear
the difference between the two sounds
so first
let's practice just the sounds okay and
i want you to repeat after me
first the b sound
and now the p sound remember unvoiced
okay watch my mouth
repeat after me
good let's now practice both please
repeat after me
good and let's now take our words
repeat after me
bin
pin
bin
pin
bin
pin
excellent guys moving on let's now go
through minimal pairs together remember
to watch how i move my mouth and to
repeat after me let's do this
bear
pear
base
pace
bat
pat
batty
peed
beak
peek
there
pear
beat
pete
v
p
beep
belt
pelt
best
pest
bet
pets
big
pig
bill
pill
bit
pit
pitch
blade
played
blend
planned
blank
plank
blaster
plaster
blaze
plays
bleat
pleat
bleed
plead
bloom
plume
blot
plot blunder
plunder
blush
plush
braise
praise
brat
pratt
braun
prawn
breach
preach
breast
pressed
brick
prick
bride
pride
voo
pooh
[Music]
butter
putter
by
pie
cab
cap
cub
[Music]
cup
lib
lip
pub
pup
rib
rip
robe
rope
tab
tap
very good guys
let's now practice with a few sentences
using these consonant sounds
the first sentence is
the bear cub plundered pears and butter
can you repeat after me guys
the bear cub
plundered
pears and butter
the second sentence
is
the bride blushed at the proud preacher
please repeat after me
the bride blushed
at the proud preacher
good
and finally
please pet the big pig
repeat after me
please pet
the big pig
great job guys moving on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's start with our first two words
now
which one do i say
a
or b
listen very carefully
rope
a or b
one more time
rope
now what do you think guys
it's b
rope a would be pronounced
robe
okay
what about now
bride
bride is it a or b
it's a
bride
b
is
pride
and then
beak
it's a
beak
b
is
peak
breast
which one is it
it's a
breast
b
is pressed
preach
be of course
preach
a
is
breach
then i have
bear
ayerby
it's a
bear
b
is
pear
now
cap
it's b
a would be cabb
what about now
cup
is it a or is it b
it's b
cup
a
is cub
then i have
plays
now what do you think
it's b
plays
a
is
blaze
and finally
rib
it's a
rib
b
is rip
i'm sure you did a great job
excellent students
well i know you now have a better
understanding of the consonant sounds b
and p in english
please don't stop there keep practicing
it takes a lot of practice to master
these sounds but you can do it
and by practicing you also train your
ear to hear the difference between these
consonant sounds
please make sure to watch the next
english pronunciation video as i keep
talking about the different sounds in
english so you can improve your skills
see you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
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[Music]
in today's video i'm going to focus on
two consonant sounds the n sound and the
n-g sound
for you to understand let's take two
example words
the first word would be
pin
can you hear the n sound
pin
now the second word
is ping
can you hear the n g sound this time
ping
pin
ping
now i know they sound very similar guys
but they are actually different and they
are very important sounds in the english
language so i want you to be able to
hear the difference and pronounce them
differently we're going to practice
together and i promise you by the end of
this video you'll understand much better
and you'll be able to pronounce these
two sounds so let's get started
the first step is to learn how to make
the n and n g sounds in english you can
learn how to pronounce them correctly
and hear the differences between the two
sounds
also guys remember it's always important
to know about the ipa spelling you can
also watch how i move my mouth
and of course always try to repeat after
me in this video
i know you can master these sounds
so let's do this
let's practice producing the n consonant
sound in english
so
what you're going to do is
there's going to be air coming through
your nose
and you're gonna block the air in your
mouth
with the tip of your tongue so the tip
of your tongue should be up there
okay watch me
okay i want you to repeat after me
let's now use the word
pin
please repeat after me
pin
good let's now learn how to produce the
n-g sound in english
so what you're going to do
there's still air coming through your
nose and you're also going to block the
air in your mouth but this time not with
the tip of your tongue but with the back
of your tongue so this time it's the
back of your tongue that's going to be
up there okay watch me
um
okay please repeat after me
let's use the word
ping
please repeat after me
ping
good guys
moving on okay we're now going to
practice with minimal pairs words that
sound very similar but the sounds are
actually different they are very useful
for you to hear the difference between
the two sounds
first let's focus on the sounds
themselves please repeat after me
first the n sound
um
and now the ng sound
um
let's now do both please repeat after me
um
and now let's practice with our words
please repeat after me
pin
ping
pin
ping
pin
ping
very good guys let's now go through
minimal pairs together remember to watch
how i move my mouth and still repeat
after me let's go
ban
bang
[Music]
band
banged
chin
ding
king
pan
pang
sin
singh stun
stung
sun
[Music]
tan
run
tin
ting
tong
wind
wing
wind
winged
excellent guys let's practice with a few
sentences containing these consonant
sounds
the first sentence is
he ran up the rung
please repeat after me
he ran up
the rung
[Music]
good
the second sentence
that thing is thin
please repeat after me
that
thing
is
thin
and finally
my kin
is a king
please repeat after me my kin
is a king
good job let's move on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's start with our first two words
which one do i say a or b
listen very carefully
stung
one more time
stung
was this a or b
it was b
stung
a would be stun
what about now
tongue
is it a ob
is it a or is it b
it's a
ran
b is pronounced rang
then i have
thing
what do you think a or b
it's b
[Applause]
thing
a
is
fin
band
banned
aob
it's a band
b
is banged
chin
it's a chin
b is pronounced ching
king
it's b
king
a is pronounced kin
now listen to me
sin
it's a sin
b
is
sing
[Music]
and finally
wind
is it a or is it b
it's a guys wind
b is wind
great job students
i know you now have a better
understanding of the consonant sounds n
and n g in english
keep practicing you need a lot of
speaking and listening practice to be
able to master these sounds but you can
do it and by practicing you'll be able
to pronounce these sounds but also you
will train your ear to be able to hear
the different sounds in english
also make sure you watch my next english
pronunciation videos if you want to
improve your pronunciation skills
see you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
subscribe to the channel put your
comments below and share my video
see you
[Music]
and in this video i'm going to focus on
the two consonant sounds
in english
i know they may sound similar but they
are actually different and they are very
important so i want you to be able to
hear the difference and pronounce them
correctly
let's take two example words
the first word
is the word chip
i suppose you can hear the ch sound
chip
the second word
is tip
in this case it's a t sound
tip
so
chip
and
tip
i know it may be difficult for you to
hear the difference
but with practice you will be able to
pronounce them correctly so let's keep
going
well first guys you need to know how to
make the ch
sounds in english and to help you you've
got the ipa spelling very important you
can also watch how i move my mouth
and of course always repeat after me in
this video
you can make those sounds guys so let's
do it first let's learn how to make this
t sound the t sound in english
it's unvoiced so you are not going to
use your voice you are not going to feel
vibration in your throat
you're just going to push out some air
and for this your tongue is going to be
forward against your top teeth and then
you're going to push out some air and
your tongue is going to go down
okay
please try and do it repeat after me
let's practice with the word
tip
please repeat after me
tip
good
let's now focus on the ch
sound in english
it's slightly different it's also
unvoiced so no vibration in your throat
okay
but this time
your tongue is going to be up there
it's not going to move
and you're going to release a lot of air
so
please repeat after me
let's practice with the word chip
please repeat after me
chip
good
let's now practice with minimal pairs
words that sound practically the same
but the sounds are actually different
very useful for you to hear the
difference between the two sounds
first let's focus on the sounds
themselves please watch my mouth and
repeat after me
first the t sound
then the ch sound repeat after me
let's do both please repeat after me
and finally let's practice with our
words please repeat after me
tip
chip
tip
chip
tip
chip
good job guys moving on okay students
time to go through minimal pairs
together please watch how i move my
mouth and repeat after me let's get
started
arch
art
[Music]
batch
bat
beach
beat
belch
belt
bench
bent
bit
blotch
[Music]
blot
botch
bot
catch
cat
chair
tear
chap
tap
char tar
chart
tart
cheat
tear
cheese
teas
chest
test
chew
tick
chide
tide
child
tiled
chill
till
chime
time
chin
tin
chip
tip
[Music]
choke
toke
[Music]
choose twos
chop
top
chore
tall
tug
turn
[Music]
turn
coach
coat
each
eat
flinch
flint
hatch
hat
hitch
hit
hooch
hoot
hunch
hunt
hutch
hut
h
it
lynch
lint
march
mart
match
matt
much
mutt
notch
knot
ouch
out
patch
pat
parch
part
peach
peat
perch
pert
pitch
pit
porch
[Music]
rich
rit
roach
wrote
scotch
scott
starch
start
teach
teat
torch
taut
torch
taut
touch
tut
twitch
twit
watch
what
witch
wit
wrench
rent
good guys
okay guys time to practice with a few
sentences containing the consonant
sounds
the first sentence
is the chime tells the time
repeat after me
the chime
tells the time
second sentence
the mut had much time to catch the cat
please repeat after me
the mutt
had much time
to catch the cat
and finally
each child eats and choose two
repeat after me
each child
eats
and choose to
very good moving on let's now move on to
listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started let's take a look at
our first two words
now
which one do i say a
or b
listen to me very carefully
beat
one more time
beat
now is it a or is it b what do you think
it's b
beat a
is pronounced
beech
the next two words
churn
aob
it's a guys
churn
b
would be turn
what about now
pitch
it's a
pitch
b
would be pronounced pit
listen to me
wrote
it's b
wrote a is roach
listen to me guys
pete
aob
it's bee
peat
a would be peach
cheese
it's a of course cheese
b is tease
what about this one
hunch
it's a
hunch
b would be hunt
listen to me students
starch
it's a starch b is start
and finally
wrench
a b
it's a
wrench
b is rent
thank you guys and great job
you now know a lot more about these two
consonant sounds
in english
now you need a lot of listening and
speaking practice to master these sounds
so keep practicing keep training your
ear to hear the different sounds in
english and make sure you watch my other
pronunciation videos they will
definitely help you improve your skills
see you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
subscribe to the channel put your
comments below and share my video
see you
[Music]
in this video i'm going to focus on two
consonant sounds the sounds
f
and
so the f sound and the v sound
they may sound similar but they are
actually quite different and they are
very important sounds in the english
language so i really want you to be able
to hear the difference and pronounce
them correctly
let's take two example words
the first word
is the word
fan
can you hear the f sound
fan
the second word is
van
can you hear the v sound this time
van
so
fan
and van
i know guys they sound really similar
but they are different
and we're going to practice together by
the end of this video you will be able
to pronounce them correctly i promise so
keep watching
before learning about the f and v sounds
in english you need to focus on the ipa
spelling it's very useful you can also
watch how i move my mouth
and obviously you need to repeat after
me in this video
i know you can make those sounds guys so
let's do it together now
first let's produce the f sound in
english
what you're going to do
is you're not going to use your voice
it's a voiceless sound so no vibration
in your throat
you are going to place your teeth
against your bottom lip
and you're going to push out some air
through your teeth and your bottom lip
so
okay
please watch my mouth and repeat after
me
let's practice with the word
fan
repeat after me
fan
good
as for the v sound
it's exactly the same as the f sound but
this time
you are going to use your voice it's a
voiced sound so you are going to feel
some vibration okay
so
can you please repeat after me
let's practice with the word
van
please repeat after me
van
good
let's now practice with minimal pairs
words that sound
very very much alike but the sounds are
actually different they are very useful
if you really want to hear the
difference between the two sounds first
let's practice producing the sounds
themselves please repeat after me
first the f sound
now the v sound
repeat after me
let's now do both repeat after me guys
let's now take our words repeat after me
fan
van
good guys
okay guys let's now go through minimal
pairs together please watch me and how i
move my mouth
and repeat after me
let's do this
belief
believe
[Music]
cough
carve
fail
veil
fast
vast
fat
vat
fault
vault
[Music]
feel veal
feign
vein
fender
vendor
fairy
very
file
vial
[Music]
fine
vine
fowl
vowel
grief
grieve
leave
life
live
proof
prove
safe
save
surf
serve
stuff
starve
strife
strive
surf
serve
wave
great guys
okay students let's now practice with a
few sentences containing these consonant
sounds
the first sentence
is the vendor sold me a new
fender please repeat after me
the vendor
sold me
a new fender
the second sentence live a fast and vast
life
please repeat after me
live a fast
and vast life
good
and finally
save your money in the safe
please repeat after me
save your money
in the safe
good let's move on let's now move on to
listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
so you have two words a and b now
which one do i say
a or b
listen
belief
one more time
belief
was this a b
it's a guys belief
b would be believe
save
aob
it's b
save
a
is safe
carve
it's b
carve
a would be calf
now listen to me feel
feel
it's a
feel
be
is
veal
fender
a or b
it's a fender
b
would be vendor
listen to me guys
very
it's b
very
a is pronounced fairy
vine
it's b
vine
a is fine
starve
a b what do you think guys
it's b starve
a would be pronounced staff
strife
it's a strife
b
is strive
and the last two words
surf
serve
a
b
it's a
surf
b
would be
serve
you now understand the difference
between these two consonant sounds the f
sound and the v sound in english
of course it takes a lot of listening
and speaking practice to master these
sounds but you can do it so keep
practicing to be able to pronounce them
correctly and to train your ear
to hear the differences between the
sounds
also make sure to watch my other
pronunciation videos if you want to
improve your english skills so see you
next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
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comments below and share my video
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[Music]
hello guys my name is fanny welcome to
this english pronunciation video
in this video we are going to focus on
two consonant sounds the l sound and the
r sound
they can sound similar but they are
different and it's very important for
you to hear the difference and to be
able to pronounce them differently
so we will start with two example words
the first example word that i have
is
light
now
can you hear the l sound
light
the second word is quite different it's
right
can you hear the different sound it's an
r sound right
light
right
can you hear the difference
well if you can't practice with me and i
promise you by the end of this video you
will be able to hear the difference and
you will be able to pronounce them
differently so let's get started
i'm going to help you produce
the l
and the r sound in english
but first you need to know about the iph
spelling you can also watch how i move
my mouth it will help and of course
always try to repeat after me in this
video you can do this guys so let's get
started
first guys let's practice producing the
sound l
in english
so
it's a voiced sound so again you're
going to use your voice you're going to
feel this vibration in your throat
and your tongue is going to be forward
okay it's going to touch your upper
teeth
so it's
oh okay
can you repeat after me
ooh
let's now practice with the word light
please repeat after me
light
and now let's practice producing the r
sound
it's slightly different it's also voiced
so you're going to feel that vibration
but your tongue is not going to be
forward touching your upper teeth this
time it's going to be curved
so it's going to go up there okay
can you please repeat after me
let's practice with the word
please repeat after me
right
okay students let's now practice with
minimal pairs words that sounds
practically the same
but the sounds are actually different
these words are very useful if you
really want to hear the difference
between the two sounds
first let's focus again on the sounds
themselves and i want you to repeat
after me
first the l sound
ooh
[Music]
and now the r sound please repeat after
me
er
let's now do both please repeat after me
oh
let's now practice with our words
please repeat after me
light
right
light
right
light
right good job guys moving on
all right guys time to go through
minimal pairs together
please watch how i move my mouth and
repeat after me
let's get started
alive
arrive
[Music]
belly
berry
blue
blight
bright
blues
[Music]
blush
brush
clash
crash
clown
crown
collect
correct
fleas
freeze
flee
free
fly
fry
glamour
grammar
gland
[Music]
grand
glass
grass
glow
grow
jelly
jerry
lace
race
lack
rack
lag
rag
laid
raid
lake
rake
lamb
ram
lamp
ramp
lane
rain
length
rank
lap
wrap
lash rash
late
rate
lava
rather
raise
lead
read
[Music]
leader
reader
leap
reap
lead
red
leech
reach
leak
reek
li
lentil
rental
lib
rib
lice
rice
lick
rick
lid
rid
lied
right
lies
rise
lighter
writer
lim
rim
lime
rhyme
link
ring
lip
rip
list
wrist
lit
writ
load
road
lob
rob
lobe
robe
lock
rock
locker
rocker
lock it
rocket
long
wrong
look
rook
loom
room
loot
root
lot
rot
lout route
lowe's
rose
loyal
royal
look
rock
lug
rug
lump
rump
lung
rung
lush
[Music]
rush
lust
rust
loot
root
pilot
pirates
play
pray
splint
sprint
excellent guys
let's now take a few sentences
containing these consonant sounds
the first sentence i have is
rick found lice in his rice
can you repeat after me guys
rick found lice
in his rice
the second sentence is
please pray
don't play
repeat after me
please pray
don't play
and finally
turn right at the light
repeat after me
turn right
at the light
good guys let's move on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's take a look at our first two words
shall we
now which one do i say
a
or b
listen very carefully
rice
one more time
rice
is it a or is it b
it's b guys
rice a is pronounced
lice
now i have
link
is it a or is it b
it's a of course
link
b
is
ring
pray
it's b
prey
a
is play
listen to me very carefully
wrist
a or b
it's b
wrist
a is pronounced list
the next one locker
locker
it's a
locker
b would be
rocker
what about this one
pirate
it's b guys pirate
a would be pilot
now listen to me
loyal
it's a
loyal
bee is
royal
what about this one
loot
it's a guys
b would be root
now listen
read
a or b
it's b
read
a
is pronounced lead
and finally
loom
a or b
it's a of course loom
b is pronounced room
great job
great guys
well you now have a better understanding
of the l and r consonant sounds in
english
keep practicing you need a lot of
speaking and listening practice to
master these sounds but you can do it
and by practicing
you will be able to pronounce these
sounds and you will also train your ear
to hear the different sounds in english
please also make sure to watch my next
videos on pronunciation to improve your
english skills see you next time
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[Music]
in this video i'm going to focus on two
very important consonant sounds
i know they sound quite similar but they
are different and they are very
important in english so i want you to be
able to hear the difference and
pronounce them differently
let's get started with two example words
the first example word that i have for
you
is
ban
can you hear the b sound
ban now the second word
is
van
can you hear the different v sound
van
baan
van
now i know guys
it seems difficult they sound quite
similar but they are different we're
gonna practice together and i promise
you by the end of this video you will
hear the difference and you will be able
to pronounce them differently so let's
get started
okay guys first let's learn how to make
the
b
in english you can pronounce them
correctly and you will hear the
difference between the two sounds
also very important to know about the
ipa spelling you can watch how i move my
mouth
and please try to repeat after me in
this video i know you can master these
sounds let's do it
first let's practice making the english
continent b sound in english
so listen to me very carefully
what you're going to do to produce the
sound is
first you have to know
it's a voiced sound
which means that when you produce a
sound
you have to feel some vibration in your
throat
and what you're going to do
is basically push out the air with both
your lips
said
watch my mouth
now let's repeat repeat after me
let's now practice with the word
ban
please repeat after me
burn
and now let's practice the v sound in
english
so this is a little bit different it is
also voiced so you are also going to
have that vibration in your throat
but this time
your lips are not going to touch each
other
and your top teeth are going to be
against your bottom lip
can you see this
let's practice repeat after me
let's take the word
van
please repeat after me
van
good job
okay guys we're now going to practice
with minimal pairs
words that sound very similar but the
actual sounds are different and they are
very useful to help us hear the
difference between the two sounds
first let's focus on the sounds
themselves and i want you to repeat
after me
first the b sound
and now to v sound repeat after me
let's now do both please repeat after me
good
and now let's take our words
ban for the b sound and van for the v
sound
please repeat after me
van
ban
van
baan
van
excellent guys moving on okay guys let's
now go through minimum pairs together
now watch how i move my mouth and always
repeat after me
let's go
bail
veil
bane
vein
bat
vent
berry
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very
bet
vet
best
vest
bid
vote
bolt
vote
bow
vowels
curb
curve
dribble
drivel
dub
dove
fiber
jibe
jive
lobes
loaves
rebel
great guys
let's now look at some sentences
containing these consonant sounds
the first sentence
is
the bear has vile berries
in his bowels
now i want you to repeat after me
the bear
has vile berries
in his bowels
good
the second sentence
she
has the best
vest
repeat after me
she has
the best vest
and finally
the bat
and dove
viewed very fast
can you repeat after me
the bat and dove
vid
very fast
great job guys moving on let's now move
on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
okay guys here are the first two words
now
berry
which one do i say
a
or b
listen again
a of course guys
b
would be
very
here are the other two words
which one do i say
vote
a or b
b of course vote
a is
boat
here are the other two words
which one am i saying
vow
and then
bolt
it's a
bolt
b
is
volt
and then
fiver
a or b guys
it's b
fiver
a is fiber
and then
rebel
is it a or b
it's a
rebel
b
is a revel
which one am i saying now
cub
it's a
cub
b is curve
what about now
vale
veil
it's b
vale
a
is
baal
and finally
bowels
is it a or b
it's a guys
b is
vowels
great job guys
i know you now have a better
understanding of the consonant sounds b
and v in english
it takes a lot of listening and speaking
practice to master these sounds but i
know that you guys can do it
and with practice you'll be able to
pronounce these sounds in a short time
and you will also train your ear to hear
the different consonant sounds
please make sure to watch my other
english pronunciation videos if you want
to improve your english skills see you
next time
thank you so much for watching my video
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[Music]
hello guys my name is fanny welcome to
this english pronunciation video
in this video we are going to focus on
two very important consonant sounds the
sounds
and
now i know they may sound similar to you
but they are actually quite different
and they are very important in english
so i want you to hear the difference and
to be able to pronounce them correctly
let's start with two example words
the first word
would be the word
c
can you hear the s sound
c
the second word
is
she
now the sound is very different it's a
sh sound
she
so
see
she
can you hear the difference
well if you can't hear the difference i
promise you by the end of this video
with practice you will be able to hear
it and you will pronounce them correctly
so keep watching
we are going to learn together how to
make this
and sh sounds in english
of course it's very important for you to
know the ipa spelling it helps
also you can watch how i move my mouth
and always repeat after me
you can do this guys let's do it
together
let's practice making the s sound in
english
so
it's unvoiced no vibration in your
throat you don't use your voice you're
simply going to release some air
your mouth should not move
your tongue
is going to go against your bottom teeth
okay
and your teeth are actually going to
touch each other and you're going to
release some air so
please repeat after me watch my mouth
let's practice with the word
see
good
let's now practice making the sh
sound in english
it's also unvoiced
and this time your mouth is going to be
rounded and it's going to come out
your tongue is going to be down okay and
your teeth are definitely not going to
touch each other okay and you're going
to release some air
please repeat after me
let's practice
with the word
she
please repeat after me
she
she good let's now practice with minimal
pairs these words that sound
very very much alike but the sounds are
actually different
they are very useful if you really want
to hear the difference between the two
sounds
first the sounds themselves and i want
you to watch my mouth how it moves and
to repeat after me
first the s sound
then the sh
sound
please repeat after me shh
let's now do both
repeat after me
and let's now practice with our two
words
please repeat after me
see
she
very good guys
okay guys time to go through minimal
pairs together please watch me how i
move my mouth and repeat after me
let's get started
crass
crash
crust
crushed
fist
fished
gas
gash
gust
mesh
moss
mosh
plus
plush
puss
push
rust
rushed
sack
shack
sag
shag
said
shed
sail
shale
sake
shake
sale
shale
same
shame
sank
shank
sass
sash
save
shave
seal
shiel
seat
sheet
seed
sheed
scene
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she
so
show
sift
shift
sigh
shy
sign
shine
shill
sin
ship
so
show
sock
shock
sword
shoud
sofa
chauffeur
[Music]
soap
shop
sort
short
sucks
sharks
sue
great guys
okay guys let's now practice with
sentences containing the consonant
sounds
the first sentence
sue showed her new shoes
please repeat after me
sue showed
her new shoes
the second sentence is
i've seen the sheen sheet on the seat
please repeat after me
i've seen
the sheen sheet
on the seat
good
and finally
she'd said the seed is in the shed
please repeat after me
she'd said
the
seed is in the shed
good job moving on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's have a look at our first two words
guys
now which one do i say a or b
listen very carefully
sword
one more time
is it a or is it b
it's a
sort
b
is
short
now what about this one
shoe
is it a or b
it's b shoe
a is sue
listen to me
same
it's a same
b
is shame
crash
it's b
crash
a is crass
listen to me guys
shale
what do you think
it's b of course shale
a is sale
now
which one do i say
seen
a of course scene
b is sheen
sip
it's a sip b is ship
now listen to this one
shake
it's b
shake a is sake
sees
it's a
sees
be is
she's.
and the last ones
listen to me
shy
is it a or is it b
it's b
shy
a
is
psy
great guys
thank you so much for watching you now
understand these consonant sounds
and shh in english keep practicing of
course you need a lot of speaking and
listening practice to master these
sounds
but you can do it
you also need to train your ear to hear
the difference between these sounds
okay
also make sure you watch my other
pronunciation videos if you want to
improve your english skills even further
see you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
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[Music]
in this video we are going to focus on
two english consonant sounds the sounds
so the th sound and a z sound
i know they sound very similar but they
are actually quite different and they
are very important sounds in english so
i want you to be able to pronounce them
correctly
let's take two example words
the first word i have is the word
then
can you hear the th sound
then
the second word
is
zen
can you hear the sound z
zen
so
then and zen
i know this may sound complicated
because they sound similar
but they are different guys and if you
practice with me by the end of this
video you will be able to pronounce them
so let's get started
before we learn about the consonant
sounds th
and zed z in english
you should always know about the ipa
spelling guys this is very useful
and you can also watch how i move my
mouth
and please always try to repeat after me
it's very important
you can do it
let's do it together
let's first learn how to produce the th
sound in english
but this th
is
voiced so you are going to use your
voice you're going to use um you're
going to feel a vibration in your throat
okay and what you're going to do
is you're going to put your tongue
between your teeth
and you're not going to push out some
air what you're going to do is you're
going to create a vibration with your
tongue so your tongue has to vibrate
[Music]
okay
please watch my mouth and repeat after
me
[Music]
let's practice with the word
then
please repeat after me
then
good
let's now move on to the z sound
so this is voiced you are going to use
your voice and feel a vibration in your
throat
you're going to put your tongue against
your bottom teeth
and you're going to make it vibrate use
your tongue just make a sound so
okay
please repeat after me
let's practice with the word
zen
please repeat after me
zen
good let's now practice with minimal
pairs these words that have very similar
sound but they are quite different
actually and they're very good if you
really want to hear the difference
but first let's focus on the sounds
please
watch how i move my mouth and repeat
after me
first the th sounds
[Music]
and now the z sound please repeat after
me
let's now do both repeat after me guys
let's now practice with our words please
repeat after me
then
zen
then
zen
then zen
excellent guys
well guys it's now time to go through
minimal pairs together please watch how
i move my mouth and repeat after me
let's go
bathe
[Music]
base
breathe
breeze
clothes
clothing
closing
lathe
lays
loathe
loads
side
size
sieve
c's
then
zen
with
wiz
excellent guys
okay guys let's now practice with
sentences containing these consonant
sounds
the first sentence
sue's voice soothes me
please repeat after me sue's voice
soothes me
and finally
the clothing store is closing
please repeat after me
the clothing store
is closing
good job let's move on let's now move on
to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a or b
let's get started
let's start with our first two words
now which one do i say
word a or word be
listen
whiz
one more time
whiz
is it a or is it b
it's b guys
whiz
a is with
listen to me
lathe
it's a guys lathe
b is laze
side
it's a
side
b is size
lows
answer b is correct
lows
a is loathe
close
b of course close
a
is clothe
listen to me guys soothe
soothe
it's answer a soothe
b is pronounced soos
teasing
it's b
teasing
a is teasing
breeze breeze
which one is it
it's b
breeze
a is breathe
listen to me very carefully
closing
it's b
closing
a is closing
and finally
sheath
of course guys it's a sheath
b
would be she's
great practice guys you now have a
better understanding of the two
consonant sounds
and z in english
keep practicing it takes a lot of
practice to be able to master these
sounds but you can do it so keep
practicing
train your ear as well to hear the
different sounds in english
and obviously watch my other
pronunciation videos i promise you they
will help you improve your skills see
you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
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you
[Music]
i'm going to focus on two consonant
sounds in english
the f sound and the h sound so f and
these are very important sounds in
english so i want you to be able to
pronounce them correctly
let's start with two example words
the first example word
is the word
fat
can you hear the f sound fat
now the second word
is
hat
this time it's an h sound
hat
fat
hat
can you hear the difference
well if you keep watching we are gonna
practice together and i promise you by
the end of this video you will pronounce
them correctly so keep watching
before we learn
about these two consonant sounds the f
f sound and the h
sound in english
you need to know about the ipa spelling
it's very important
you can also watch me and how i move my
mouth
and of course always try to repeat after
me
i know you can make these sounds guys so
let's do it together now let's first
learn how to make the f sound in english
so it's an unvoiced sound you are not
going to use your voice you're not going
to feel any vibration in your throat
and what you're going to do
is put your teeth against your bottom
lip
and you're going to push out some air
through your teeth and bottom lip
okay please
try and do it repeat after me
let's practice with the word
fat
please repeat after me
fat
good
let's now practice producing the sound h
in english
so as you can see
your mouth is wide open
it's voiceless as well so no no sound no
vibration
mouth wide open
and you're going to push out the air
with your throat it has to come from
down there so
please watch my mouth try to repeat
after me
let's practice with the word
hat
please repeat after me
hat
good
let's now practice with minimal pairs
two words they sound very very much
alike but
the sounds are actually different and
they are very good for you to hear the
difference between the two sounds
but first let's practice the sounds
themselves please watch my mouth
and repeat after me
first the f sound
now the h sound
let's do two sounds together please
repeat after me
huh
and now let's take our words please
repeat after me guys
fat
hat
fat
hat
fat
hat
good job
okay guys let's go through minimal pairs
together please watch how i move my
mouth and repeat after me
let's get started
faced
haste
fad
had
fail
hail
fair
hair
fall
whole
farm
harm
fart
heart
fate
hate
fear
hear
fed
head
fee
he
feed
heed
feel
heal
fees
he's
feet
heat
fell hell
fence
hands
fae
hey
fight
height
fill
hill
fur
her
fit
hit
five
hive
fizz
his
full
whole
foam
home foe
hoe
foes
hose
fog
hog
force
horse
found
hound
for
funny
honey
fur
hurl
phase
haze
phone
home
great job guys
let's now practice with sentences
containing these consonant sounds
the first sentence is
please feel her fur heal
please repeat after me
please feel
her fur heal
the second sentence
the whole foal has fair hair
please repeat after me
the whole foe
has fair hair
good
and finally
he'd feed the hog in the fog
please repeat
he'd feed the hog
in the fog
very good let's move on
let's now move on to listening
practice i'm now going to show you two
words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b let's get started
let's start with our first words
you see you have word a word be
now which one do i say
listen
hair
one more time
hair
was this a or b
b
hair
a would be pronounced
fair
next two words listen to me guys
funny
it's a
funny
b would be honey
horse
it's b
horse
a is force
what about this one listen
hence
it's b guys
hence
a
is
fence
fog
it's a fog
b would be
hog
listen to me
foul
it's a
foul
b
is how
what do you think
it's a guys feet
b
is heat
here
is b guys here
a would be pronounced
fear four
four
it's a guys four
b
is
and our last two words now listen to me
haste
it's b
haste a
would be
faced
great job guys
i know you now understand the difference
between this f sound and this h sound in
english
of course it takes a lot more practice
to be able to master these sounds but
you can do it so keep practicing you
will also train your ear to hear the
differences between these sounds
and obviously watch my other
pronunciation videos i promise you they
will help you improve your skills see
you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
subscribe to the channel put your
comments below and share my video see
you
[Music]
hello guys my name is fanny welcome to
this english pronunciation video
in this video we are going to talk about
two very important english consonant
sounds the sound
s
and the sound
so the s sound and the th sound
they are very confusing because they
sound very similar but they are
different and they are very important in
english so i want you to be able to
pronounce them correctly
let's take two example words
the first word is the word
sync
with an s sound
sync
the other word
is
think
with a th sound
so
sink
and
think
they are two very different sounds in
english
and i really want you to be able to
pronounce them correctly so let's
practice together and i promise you by
the end of this video you will hear the
difference let's get started
before we learn about the consonant
sounds s
and th
in english
you should know guys about the ipa
spelling that's very useful
you can also watch me and how i move my
mouth
and obviously please try to repeat after
me
you can make those sounds and we're
gonna do it now
okay guys let's now learn how to produce
the s sound
so
it's a voiceless sound you're not going
to use your voice you're not going to
feel the vibration in your throat
what you're going to do is
your teeth are going to touch each other
and your tongue goes down it touches
your
lower teeth okay and you're going to
push out some air so
please watch my mouth repeat after me
let's practice with the word sync
please repeat after me
sync
and now let's make the th sound in
english so
it's voiceless again no vibration no
voice
and what you're going to do is you're
going to put your tongue between your
teeth okay
and you're going to push out some air
okay
repeat after me
let's practice with the word
think
please repeat after me
think
good
let's now practice with minimal pairs
words that are practically the same but
the sounds are different they are very
good if you want to hear the difference
between the two sounds
first let's focus on the sounds
themselves please watch my mouth and
repeat after me first the s sounds
and now the th sounds
now let's do both please repeat after me
guys
yes
and now let's practice with our words
please repeat after me
sink
think
sink
think
sink
think
very good guys
let's now go through minimal pairs
together and i want you to look at how i
move my mouth and of course to repeat
after me
let's get started
face
faith
force
forth
gross
growth
mass
math
mouse
mouth
norse
north
pass
path
purse
perf
race
wraith
theme
[Music]
sick
thick
sigh
thigh
sin
thin
sing
thing
sing
think
some
a thun
some
thung
salt
thought
suds
thuds
symbol
thimble
tense
tenth
truce
truth
use youth
worse
worth
very good guys
let's now practice with a few sentences
containing our consonant sound
our first sentence is
the north past the north path
please repeat after me
the north past
the north path
good
second sentence
the sick mouse had a thick mouth
please repeat after me
the sick mouse
had a thick mouth
and finally
use thick suds to keep your youth
please repeat after me
use thick suds
to keep your youth
excellent guys let's move on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
here are my first two words
now
word a word be
which one do i say
listen to me
thin
one more time finn
is it a or is it b
it's b guys
thin
a is pronounced sin
what about this one listen to me very
carefully
worse
it's a guys
worse
b would be
worth
faith
it's be
faith
a would be face
listen to me
sank
it's a
sang
b would be thank
forth
fourth
let's be
fourth
a is force
tenth
answer b of course a would be tense
sink
it's a
sink
b is
think
listen to me
gross
is it a or is it b
it's a
grows
b will be growth
truth
it's b
truth
a is truce
our last two words now now listen to me
very carefully
mars
mass
is it a or is it b
it's a mass
the would be maf
excellent job guys you now have a better
understanding of the sounds
and
so the s sound and th sound in english
but of course keep practicing it takes a
lot of practice to master these sounds
but you can do it
so practice makes perfect keep
practicing train your ear to hear the
different sounds
and obviously watch my other
pronunciation videos i promise you they
will help you improve your skills see
you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
subscribe to the channel put your
comments below and share my video
see you
[Music]
in today's video we are going to focus
on two initial consonant sounds in
english the k sound
and the g sound
i know they sound quite similar but they
are actually quite different in english
and they are very important so keep
watching
let's take two example words to begin
with
the first word
is
cot
it is a very sharp k sound as you can
hear
cot
the second word is
got
it's a g sound this time
got so
cut
and
got
they sound quite different actually but
if you cannot hear the difference don't
worry keep watching we'll practice
together and at the end of the video you
will be able to pronounce them correctly
let's get started
before we get into these initial
consonant sounds
in english
you should know about the ipa spelling
guys it's very useful
you can also watch me and how i move my
mouth and
remember to repeat after me when i ask
you to in this video you can make those
sounds let's do it together now let's
first learn how to produce this k sound
in english
it's voiceless you are not going to use
the vibrations of your throat your voice
you're just going to push out some air
and you're going to place the back of
your tongue up there
and you're going to push out some air
with the back of your tongue so
can you please do this repeat after me
let's practice with the word
cut
please repeat after me
cut
cot
let's now move on to the g
sound
now it's the same as the k sound but
it's voiced
so you're not going to push out some air
you're going to produce a sound you're
going to make your throat vibrate okay
so back of your tongue up there
and you produce a sound you use your
voice
so
please repeat after me
let's practice with the word got
please repeat after me
got
good let's now practice using minimal
pairs these words sound almost the same
but they are different they're very good
if you want to focus on the differences
between the sounds
but first let's focus on the sounds
themselves watch my mouth please repeat
after me
g
let's do it together please repeat after
me
and now let's practice with the words
please repeat after
me cut
got
cut
got
cut
got
very good guys
okay guys time now to go through minimal
pairs together please watch how i move
my mouth and repeat after me
let's do this
cab
gabe
came game
cane
gain
cap
gap
cape
gape
card
guard
cash
gash
cave
gave
clad
glad
clan
glenn
clamour
glamour
class
glass
clean
gleam
glue
coast
ghost
coat
goat
cobb
gob
cod
god
called
gold
come
gum
[Music]
coke
goo
crab
grab
cram
gram
cramps
grams
crane
grain
crate
great
craze
graze
crease
grease
creed
greed
creek
greek
crepe
grape
crew
grew
crime
grime
crow
grow
crowned
ground
crumble
grumble
cull
goal
cunning
gunning
curd
gerd
curly
girly
cussed
gust
cut
gut
kale
gale
kill
gill
kilt
guilt
grill
excellent guys
time for the sentences now using these
consonant sounds
sentence number one
the goat ate my coat
please repeat after me guys
the goat
ate my coat
sentence number two
a good guard could check my card
please repeat after me
a good guard
could check my card
and finally
the mountain cave is cold but it gave
gold
please repeat after me
the mountain cave is cold
but it gave gold
great let's move on let's now move on to
listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's start with our first two words
which word do i say word a or word b
listen to me
gerd
was it a or b
it was b
gerd
a would be curd
what about this one
crab
it's a guys crab
v is grab
cram
it's a cram
b is gram
listen to me
ground
it's b
ground a is crowned
cust
cussed
is it a or is it b
it's a cursed
b would be pronounced ghost
guilt
it's b
guilt
a is killed
listen to this word
gru
grew
word a or would be
its word be
gru
word a is cru
crime
it's word a
crime
would be is grime
grow
the answer b is correct grow answer a
would be crow
finally
go
it's answer b guys girl
a is call
good job guys you now have a better
understanding of the two consonant
sounds
in english
it takes a lot of speaking and listening
practice to master those sounds so
please keep practicing you can do it you
will be able to pronounce them correctly
and you will train your ear so you can
hear the differences between the sounds
also make sure you watch my other
pronunciation videos if you want to
improve your english skills even further
see you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
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[Music]
in this video i'm going to focus on two
initial consonant sounds in english
the t sound
and the d sound
they may be confusing because they sound
quite similar but they are very
different
and they are important sounds in the
english language so i want you to be
able to pronounce them correctly
let's start with two example words
the first example word
is the word
ten
with a t sound
ten
it's different from
den with a d sound
den
so
ten
den
can you hear the difference
well if you can't practice with me by
the end of this video i promise you
you'll be able to pronounce them
correctly let's get started
before we learn about these initial
consonant sounds t and d in english
please remember to check the ipa
spelling it's very useful
you can also watch how i move my mouth
and of course repeat after me in this
video you can make those sounds
let's do it together first let's learn
how to produce this t sound in english
it's voiceless you're not using your
voice no vibration in your throats
you're just going to push out some air
you put your tongue against your top
teeth and you push out some air
please repeat after me
let's practice with the word
ten
please repeat after me
10
good and now moving on to the d sound
the tongue is in the same place as with
the t sound it's actually the same
but
this d sound is voiced you're going to
use your voice and your throat is going
to vibrate
so you put your tongue against your top
teeth but this time you don't push out
some air you produce a sound so
please repeat after me
[Music]
let's practice with the word den
please repeat after me
den
great let's now practice using minimal
pairs these words that are almost the
same but the sounds are different
they're very good if you want to focus
on the differences between the sounds
first let's focus on the sounds
themselves watch my mouth repeat after
me please
first the t sound
d
let's now do both please repeat after me
just a trick
t sound is voiceless the d sound is
voiced if you really want to make sure
that you can do it properly what you can
do is you put your hand in front of your
mouth
if it's voiceless it means that you're
going to push out some air and you're
going to feel some air on your hands
you can actually feel the air on your
hand
if it's voiced you won't
but if it's voiced if you put your hand
on your throat
you can feel the vibration okay so you
can do that to make sure that you
pronounce correctly
let's now move on to our words please
repeat after me
ten
den
ten
den
ten
den
great job guys
okay guys time to go through minimal
pairs together
please watch how i move my mouth and
repeat after me
let's go
tab
dab
tail
dale
tame
dame
tamp
damp
tank
dank
tart
deck
tell
del
tent
dent
tick
dick
tied
died
tie
die
tear
deer
till
dill
tin
didn't
two do
toast
dost
doc
toe
dough
toes
does
tomb
doom
dawn
tote
dote
touch
dutch
tough
duff
tout
doubt
town
down
train
drain
tresses
dresses
try
dry
tub
dub
tuck
duck
tug
dug
tummy
dummy
tusk
dusk
tucks
ducks
do great guys time now to practice with
sentences containing these consonant
sounds
sentence number one
just dip the tip
please repeat after me
just dip
the tip
sentence two
the dummy hurt his
tummy please repeat after me
the dummy
hurt his tummy
and finally
try to dry and drain the wet train
please repeat after me
try to dry
and drain
the wet
train
good job let's move on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's start with our first two words
which word do i say a or b
listen
tire
one more time
tire
word a
tire
b is dire
what about this one
dry
it's word b guys dry
word a is try
dank
it's word b
dank a is tank
team
it's answer a team
b is dim
listen
tear
is it a or is it b
it's a tear
b is deer
dart
it's b guys dart
a is start
tub
answer a is correct tub
b is dub
duck
it's word b
dark word a is pronounced tuck
tie
a is correct guys tai
b would be die
finally listen to me
it's answer b don
a
is tongue
great job guys you now have a better
understanding of these two consonant
sounds in english
obviously you need to keep practicing it
takes a lot of practice to master those
sounds but you can do it
you will be able to pronounce them
correctly and you will train your ear to
hear the different sounds
make sure you watch my other
pronunciation videos as well if you want
to improve your english skills see you
next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
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[Music]
hello guys my name is fanny welcome to
this english pronunciation video
in this video we are going to talk about
two very confusing consonant sounds
the f sound and the th sound so f
now i know they may sound very similar
but they are actually different and they
are two very important sounds in the
english language so i want you to be
able to pronounce them correctly
let's start with two example words
the first example word that i have
is
fin
with an f sound can you hear
finn
the second word is slightly different
it's
thin
it's a th sound
thin
so
thin
and
thin
i know they may sound very similar but
they are different we are gonna practice
together and i promise you by the end of
this video you will hear the difference
let's keep watching
before we learn about the consonant
sounds
f
and th
in english
you should know about the iph spelling
it's very important
you can also watch me and how i move my
mouth
and obviously always try to repeat after
me guys
i know you can make those sounds let's
do it now
first let's practice how to make the f
sound in english
it's unvoiced so you're not going to use
your voice no vibration in your throat
you're going to put your teeth against
your lower lip and you're gonna push out
some air through your teeth and your
lower lip so
please watch my mouth repeat after me
let's practice with the word
finn
repeat after me
thin
good and now let's learn how to produce
the th sound in english
it's unvoiced
no voice no vibration in the throat okay
and what you're going to do is you're
going to put your tongue between your
teeth
and push out some air
please repeat after me
let's practice with a word the word
thin
please repeat after me
thin
great guys
let's now practice with minimal pairs
these words
that are very similar but the sounds are
actually different
super useful if you really want to hear
the difference between two sounds
first let's focus on our sounds
please watch my mouth and repeat after
me
first the f sound
and now the th sounds
let's now do both please repeat after me
and now let's take our words please
repeat after me
thin
great
okay students we're now going to go
through minimal pairs together
and i want you to look at how i move my
mouth and to repeat after me
let's go through this
[Music]
death
first
full
thought
full
thor
free
three
freeze
threes
fresh
thresh
frill
thrill
fro
throw
froze
throws
fret
threat
thug
third
oaf
oath
very good guys
okay guys time to practice with a few
sentences containing our consonant
sounds
the first sentence
is
get
three free samples
repeat after me
get
three free samples
the second sentence
i thought they
fought
please repeat after me
i thought
they fought
and finally
don't fret because there's no threat
repeat after me
don't fret
because there's no threat
good let's move on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's start with our first words
word a word be which one do i say
listen to me
third
one more time
third
is it a or is it b
it's a guys third with an f
b would be
third
what about now listen to me
froze
it's a
b
is throws
death
a or b
it's b
death
a would be pronounced death
listen to me
thrill
it's b guys thrill
a is
frill
now which one do i say
first
it's answer b
first
a is
first
what about this one
fro
it's a guys fro
b
is throw
free free
it's answer a
free
b
is three
listen to me
thought
a or b
it's be
thought
a would be fort
now listen to me
freeze
it's answer a
b
is threes
finally
oath
it's b guys oath
a would be oath
great guys
you now understand these two different
consonant sounds the f sound and the th
sound in english
of course it takes a lot more practice
to master these sounds so keep
practicing
you'll be able to pronounce these sounds
correctly in a very short time and you
will train your ear to hear the
differences between the sounds
and obviously watch my other
pronunciation videos i promise you they
will help you improve your skills see
you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
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[Music]
we are going to focus on two consonant
sounds
the sound
ju
and the sound z
okay
they are very different in english even
though they may sound similar
but i want you to be able to pronounce
them differently and correctly
so let's take two example words
the first example word is jag
can you hear this j sound
jag
the other word is
zag
can you hear the z sound
zag
so
jag
and zag
i know they sound similar but they are
different we are going to practice
together and by the end of this video i
promise you will pronounce them
correctly so let's get started
before we learn about the consonant
sounds
in english
you should know about the ipa spelling
guys it's very useful
also you can watch me and how i move my
mouth
and of course always try to repeat after
me in this video
you can make those sounds guys let's do
it together first let's learn how to
make the j
sound in english
so this is a voiced sound you're going
to use your voice and feel the vibration
in your throat
what you do is you place your tongue up
there it doesn't move
but your mouth is going to come out
and you're going to
produce a sound using your throat you
have to feel that vibration okay so
please repeat after me
j
let's practice with the word
jag
please repeat after me
jag
good
let's now move on to the z sound it is
voiced as well you're going to use your
voice and feel the vibration in your
throat you put your tongue against your
bottom teeth
your teeth should practically touch each
other and you're going to produce that
vibration using your voice okay so
please repeat after me
[Music]
let's use the word
zag
please repeat after me
zag
good
let's now practice using minimal pairs
these words that sound almost the same
but not exactly and they're extremely
good if you really want to focus on the
difference between the two sounds
first let's focus on the sounds
watch how i move my mouth and repeat
after me
first
j
and now the z sound repeat after me
let's now do both please repeat after me
let's now use our words please repeat
after me guys
jag
zag
jag
zag
jag
zag
great let's now go through minimal pairs
together please watch how i move my
mouth and repeat after me let's get
started barge
[Music]
bars
binge
bins
cage
case
change
chains
charge
chars
forge
falls
fridge
frizz
fudge
fuzz
gauge
gaze
gorge
gauze
grange
grains
just
zest
ju
zoo
jig
zig
page
pays
purge
pers
rage
raise
siege
seize
singe
sins
stage
stays
strange
strains
tinge
tins
wage
ways
good job guys
let's now practice with a few sentences
containing these consonant sounds
our first sentence is
the actor stays on stage
please repeat after me
the actor
stays on stage
the second sentence
a strange virus strain made her sick
please repeat after me
a strange virus strain
made her sick
and finally
there are ways to increase your wage
please repeat after me
there are ways
to increase your wage
very good moving on let's now move on to
listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b let's get started
let's start guys
so which word do i say a or b
listen to me
tins
one more time
tins
was this word a or would be
word b of course tins
word a is tinge
what about now zest
zest
it's b
zest
e
is jest
listen to me guys
rage
a or b
it's a
rage
b
is raise
singe
which one do i say now
baz
bars
b
very good
bars a is barge
now listen
waze weighs
it's b
weighs
a is wage
charge
it's a students charge
b would be chars
zoo
it's b obviously zoo
a
is jew
stage
is word a
stage word b is stays
and finally
strange
it's word a guys strange
b
is strange
excellent job students you now have a
better understanding of these two
different consonant sounds the g sound
and z sound in english
keep practicing it takes a lot of
speaking and listening practice to
master these sounds
you can do it just practice
train your ear as well to hear the
different sounds in english
and obviously watch my other
pronunciation videos i promise you they
will help you improve your skills see
you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
subscribe to the channel put your
comments below and share my video
see you
[Music]
in this video i'm going to focus on two
initial consonant sounds in english the
f sound
and the p sound
let's take two example words you'll
understand what i mean
the first word
is the word
fan
with an f sound fan
the second word
is pan
with a p sound
so
fan
and pan
[Music]
i know to some of you they sound very
similar but they are quite different and
they are very important sounds in
english so practice with me because i
want you to be able to pronounce these
sounds correctly let's get started
well guys before we get into the f and p
sounds in english
remember to check the ipa spelling it's
very important also you can watch how i
move my mouth
and please try to repeat after me when i
ask you to
you can make these sounds guys let's do
it together now let's now practice
making this initial f consonant sound in
english so
it's voiceless you are not going to use
your voice no vibration in your throat
what you're going to do is you're going
to place your top teeth
against your bottom lip
and you're going to push out some air so
please repeat after me
let's practice with the word
fan
please repeat after me
fan
great moving on now to the p sound so
so it's voiceless as well no voice no
vibration in your throat
your lips are going to touch each other
and you're going to push out some air
with your lips
so please repeat after me
let's use the word pan
please repeat after me guys
pan
great
let's now practice using minimal pairs
these words sound almost the same but
the sounds are different
and they're very useful if you really
want to focus on the difference between
sounds in english
but first let's focus on our sounds
themselves please watch how i move my
mouth and repeat after me
first the f sound
and now the p sound repeat after me
let's now do both please repeat after me
guys
let's now bring our words
please repeat after me
fan
pan
fan
pan
fan
pan
great job
okay guys let's now go through minimal
pairs together watch how i move my mouth
and
please repeat after me
let's go
face
pace
faced
paste
facts
packs
fad pad
fail
pale
faint
paint
part
fashion
passion
fast
past
fear
peer
feed
peed
feel
peel
feet
peet
felt
pelt
a fan
pen
a fence
pens
offend
penned
few
pew
fig
pig
file
pile
fill
pill
fin
pin
finch
pinch
find
pined
fine
pine
firm
perm
first
pursed
fit
pit
fix
picks
flak
plaque
flank
planck
fleas
please
flight
plight
fled
pled
flee
plea
fleet
plead
flunk
plunk
flush
plush
flux
plugs
excellent guys
time now to practice with sentences
using these consonant sounds
sentence number one
put that file on the work pile
please guys repeat after me
put that file
on the work pile
sentence number two
i put the fork in the fresh pork
please repeat after me
i put the fork
in the fresh pork
and finally
the fit pig ate the fig in the pit
please repeat often
the fit pig
ate the fig
in the pit
good job let's move on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
start with our first two words
which one do i say a or b
listen to me
fries
one more time
fries
which one is it
it's a
fries
b would be pronounced prize
what about this one
ply
it's b guys ply
a would be fly
pull
it's b poor
a would be for
paid
answer a is correct paid
b is fade
fund
it's a fund b is pund
fold
it's a
fold
b is pulled
phrase
it's answer a again phrase b
is praise
funk
answer a funk b
is punk
what about this one
pros
it's b
pros
a is froze
and finally
per
that was great guys
you now have a better understanding of
these two initial consonant sounds in
english the f sound and the p sound
keep practicing it takes a lot of
practice to master these sounds to be
able to pronounce them correctly and to
train your ear to hear the differences
and obviously watch my other
pronunciation videos i promise you they
will help you improve your skills see
you next time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
subscribe to the channel put your
comments below and share my video
see you
[Music]
today we are going to focus on two
important english consonant sounds the
they may be confusing because they sound
very similar but they are different and
i want you to be able to hear the
difference and to be able to pronounce
them correctly
so let's take two example words
the first word is the word dog
it's a very simple d sound
dog
the second word
is
jog
it's a j sound
jog
so
dog
jog
i hope you can hear the difference
keep on watching we're gonna practice
together and i promise you by the end of
the video you will understand the
difference and you will pronounce these
two sounds correctly so let's get
started
before we learn about the consonant
sounds d and g in english
please
try to know about the ipa spelling it's
very important also you can watch how i
move my mouth
and obviously
always try to repeat after me in this
video very important as well
you can do this guys let's do it
together first let's learn how to make
the d sound in english
it's a voiced sound you're going to use
your voice feel the vibration in your
throat
what you do is you put your tongue
behind
your top teeth
and you make your throat vibrate you use
your voice and you produce a sound
okay please repeat after me
let's practice with the word
dog
please repeat after me
dog
good let's now move on to the ju
sound
it's voiced as well you're also going to
use your voice and feel the vibration in
your throat but this time
your teeth should touch each other
and you're going to place your tongue up
there and it's not going to move and
you're going to produce a sound
okay
please repeat after me
let's use the word
jog
please repeat after me
jog
great let's now practice minimal pairs
these words are almost the same but the
sounds are different they're very useful
if you want to hear the different sounds
in english
first let's focus on our two sounds
please watch my mouth
repeat after me
let's now do both please repeat after me
guys
j
let's now use our words please repeat
after me
dog
jog
dog
jog
dog
jog
great job okay guys we're now going to
go through minimal pairs together please
remember to watch my mouth
and to repeat after me
bad
badge
bard
barge
bud
budge
charge
dab
jab
dale
jail
damn
jam
dangle
jangle
day
j
deans
jeans
de
je
det
jet
deep
jeep
del
gel
dig
jig
dim
jim
din
gin
dist
jist
dive
jive
joe
joust
dread
dredge
dug
jug
jump
jump dunk
junk
dust
just
fold
forge
gourd
gorge
head
hedge
lead
ledge
mid
midge
paid
page
pled
pledge
purred
purge
raid
rage
rid
ridge
seed
siege
sled
sledge
wed
wedge
weighed
wage
great guys well guys time now to
practice with sentences containing our
consonant sounds
first sentence
the gym is dim
please repeat after me
the
gym is dim
sentence number two
her jeep drove in deep mud
please repeat after me
her jeep
drove in deep mud
and finally
it's just dust on the desk
please repeat after me
it's just dust
on the desk
excellent
let's move on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's start with our first two words
which word do i say a
or b
listen
dunk
one more time
dunk
it's word a of course
dunk
b would be junk
what about this one
wage
it's b guys wage a is weighed
purge
is be
a
is purred
listen to me head
head
it's a
head
b
is hedge
dive
it's a
dive
b is jive
jango
is b guys jango
a would be dangle
what about this one
bud
it's a
bud
b is budge
listen to me
barge
it's b guys barge
a is bad
dust
it's answer a dust b is just
our last two words
listen to me
forge
it's b guys forge
a is pronounced ford
that was excellent guys you now have a
better understanding of the two
consonant sounds d and
in english
of course it takes a lot more speaking
and listening practice to master these
sounds but you can do it
keep practicing keep training your ear
to hear the differences between the
sounds
and obviously watch my other
pronunciation videos i promise you they
will help you improve your skills see
you next time
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and in today's video we are going to
focus on two very important english
final consonant sounds
the sound
k
and the sound g
and g
they can be confusing because they sound
quite similar but they are different and
they are very important sounds in the
english language so i want you to be
able to pronounce them correctly
let's get started with two example words
the first example word
is the word
back
with a k sound
back
it's different from the word
bag
with a g sound
bag
so back
bag
can you hear the difference
if you can't hear the difference
practice with me by the end of this
video you will hear the difference and
you will pronounce these two sounds
correctly so let's get started
before we get into the final consonant
sounds
in english
please guys check the ipa spelling it's
very useful
you can also watch me and how i move my
mouth and please repeat after me
whenever i ask you to
you can make these sounds let's do it
together let's now focus on
pronouncing this final k sound in
english
so it's voiceless you're not going to
use your voice no vibration in your
throat
your tongue is up there
and you're going to push out some air
and you're going to push out a little
bit more air because it's final okay
so it's
please repeat after me
let's practice with the word back
please repeat after me
back
good and now moving on to the final g
sound
same position your tongue is up there
but you're not going to push out some
air this time you're going to use your
voice and feel the vibration in your
throat so you produce a sound it's
please repeat after me
let's practice with the word bag
please repeat after me
bag
good let's now practice with minimal
pairs these words are almost the same
but the sounds are different they're
extremely good if you really want to
hear the different sounds
let's first focus on our sounds please
watch my mouth and repeat after me
first the k sound
another g sound
now let's do both please repeat after me
and now let's use our words please
repeat after me
back
bag
great job
okay guys it's now time to go through a
list of minimal pairs together
please watch how i move my mouth and
repeat after me
back
bag
block
blog
chuck
chug
crack
crag
doc
dog
duck
dug
flock
flog
frock
frog
hack
hag
jack
jag
lag
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lug
mock
mug
pick
pig
pluck
plug
puck
hug
rock
rug
rock
rug
sack
sag
shack
shag
slack
slag
smock
smog
snack
snag
snuck
snug
stack
stag
tack
tag
tuck
tug
whack
wag
wick
wig
that's great guys
okay guys it's now time to practice with
some sentences that contain these
consonant sounds
my first sentence is
many jokes like to jog
please repeat after me
many jokes
like to jog
our second sentence
i like to snag a snack before lunch
please repeat after me
i like
to snag a snack
before lunch
and finally
the frog jumped on her frock
please repeat after me
the frog
jumped on her frock
excellent
let's move on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's start we have two words word a
word be
which one do i say listen to me
block
one more time
block
is it word a or word b
it's word a
block
word b is blog
listen to me
plug
word a or would be
it's word b plug word a is pluck
knack
answer a is correct knack on to b would
be nag
bug
it's word b
bug
word a is buck
jog
b is correct jog
a is jock
pig
word b is correct pig
word a is pick
listen to me
whack
answer a is the correct answer whack
b is wag
slack
the word is a slack
b
is slag
wig
answer b is correct guys wig answer a
would be wick
finally listen to me
smoke
smock
it's answer a smock
smog would be answer b
great job students
you now have a good understanding of
these two final consonant sounds in
english the k and the g sound
keep practicing practice makes perfect
it takes a lot of practice to master
these sounds
but you can do it you can pronounce them
correctly and you will also train your
ear to hear the different sounds
i have other pronunciation videos make
sure you watch them if you want to
improve your english skills see you next
time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
subscribe to the channel put your
comments below and share my video see
you
[Music]
in this video i'm going to focus on two
final consonant sounds the m sound and
the n sound
they can be confusing because they sound
quite similar but they are different
and i want you to be able to pronounce
them correctly
let's take two example words
my first example word is the word sum
can you hear the final m sound sum
it's different
from the word sun
with an n sound
sun
some
sun
can you hear the difference
well if you can't hear the difference
practice with me by the end of this
video you will hear the difference and
you will pronounce these two sounds
correctly so let's get started
before we learn about the final
consonant sounds m
m and n n
in english
remember to check the ipa spelling guys
you can also watch how i move my mouth
and obviously always repeat after me in
this video you can make these sounds
let's do it together
let's first learn how to make this m
sound in english
it's voiced you're going to use your
voice feel the vibration in your throat
and actually it's very simple
your mouth is very still you're not
going to do anything your lips touch
each other your tongue doesn't move at
all your mouth is absolutely still and
you're just going to produce a sound so
that's it
please repeat after me guys
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let's practice with the word some
please repeat after me
some
good
now moving on to the n sound
which is also a nasal sound these are
two nasal sounds so you're going to use
your nose a little bit more
so for the n
sound is going to be quite different
you're going to open your mouth your
tongue is against your top
teeth
and you're going to produce a sound with
your voice because it's a voiced sound
so
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please repeat
let's practice with the word sun
please repeat after me
sun
let's now practice using minimal pairs
the words are practically the same but
the sounds are different they're very
good if you want to focus on the
different sounds
but first let's practice the sounds
please watch my mouth repeat after me
um
and now the n sound
um
now let's do it together please repeat
after me
um
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and now let's use the words please
repeat after me
sum
sun
sum
sun
some
sun
excellent okay students let's now review
a list of minimal pairs together please
watch how i move my mouth and repeat
after me
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blame
blaine
boom
come can
came
cane
clam
clan
dim
dawn
fame
feign
foam
phone
game
gain
gleam
glean
gnome known
gram
gran
grim
grin
gum
gun
hoe
hoen
meme
scene
seem
seen
sim
sin
skin
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spam
span
sum sun
[Music]
team
teen
team
teen
term
turn
time
great guys
okay guys it's now time to practice with
a few sentences containing these
consonant sounds
my first sentence is
there are many teens on the team
please repeat after me
there are many teens
on the team
second sentence
there's gum on the gun
please repeat after me
there's gum
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on the gun
and finally
he came without his cane
please repeat after me
he came
without his cane
very nice let's move on
let's now move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's start with our first two words
word a word be which one do i say
listen to me
dean
one more time
dean
word a or word be
it's word b guys deen word a is
pronounced dem
what about this one team
team
it's the word a team
b
is teen
now listen to me
blaine
the answer is b guys blaine the word a
is blame
tine
it's b
tine a is time
listen very carefully
tomb
it's the word a tomb
would be is toon
gram
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gram
a is the correct answer guys gram b is
gran
boon
b is correct boon
a is boom
grim
the right answer is a grim
b is grin
cone
it's b guys cone a is pronounced comb
skim
that's right guys a
skim
b
is skin
great job guys you now have a better
understanding of these two final
consonant sounds the m sound and the m
sound
keep practicing it takes a lot of
practice to master these sounds but you
can do it you'll be able to pronounce
them correctly and you will also train
your ear to hear the different sounds
i have other pronunciation videos please
make sure you watch them you will
improve your english skills see you next
time
thank you so much for watching my video
guys if you've liked it
show me your support click like
subscribe to the channel put your
comments below and share my video
see you
[Music]
and in this video i'm going to focus on
two final consonant sounds the sounds
they can be confusing they sound quite
the same
but they are different and they are very
important sounds in english so i want
you to be able to pronounce them
correctly
let's take two example words first
my first word
is the word
bat
with a final t sound bat
it's different
from my second word
bad
with a final d sound
bad
so
bat
bad
can you hear the difference
well practice with me
by the end of this video
you will hear the difference and you
will be able to pronounce these sounds
correctly let's get started
before we get into the final consonant
sounds
t
and d
d in english
always check the ipa spelling guys it's
very useful
you can also watch how i move my mouth
and always remember to repeat after me
you can make these sounds let's do it
together
first let's learn how to produce the
final t sound in english
it's a voiceless sound you're not going
to use your voice no vibration in the
throat
what you're going to do is you're going
to place your tongue against your top
teeth
and you're going to push out some air
okay
please repeat after me
let's practice with the word
bat
please repeat after me
bat
but
bat
great and now moving on to the final d
sound
it's exactly the same same position of
the tongue same thing but
you're not going to push out some air
this time you're going to use your voice
you're going to make a sound okay so
please repeat after me
let's practice with the word bad
please repeat after me
bad
good let's now practice with minimal
pairs the words are almost the same but
the sound is different
they're very good if you want to focus
on the different sounds in english
first let's practice the sounds
the t sound
repeat after me
and now the d sound please repeat after
me
let's do it together now remember guys
don't forget the trick you know the hand
when you say
you've got to feel some air on your hand
when you say d
no air okay so make sure that you
pronounce them correctly
so
let's now use our words please repeat
after me
bat
bad
bat
bad
great
okay students let's now review minimal
pairs together please watch how i move
my mouth and repeat after me
and
[Music]
and
at
add
beat
bead
bend
bored
bright
bride
butt
bud
cart
card
cat
cad
cloth
cot
cod
cute
cued dead
dead
ate
aid
faint
feigned
fat
fad
fade
feet
feed
float
font
fond
gloat
glowed
goat
goad
got
god
grit
grid
hat
had
haunt
horned
heart
hard
heat
heed
height
hide
hit
hid
hurt
heard
kit
kid
matt
mode
mount
mound
meet
need
not
pad pete
peed
pert
perd
plate
played
plot
plod
pause
poured
pot
pod
punt
pund
quit
root
rude
sad
scanned
send
set
said
sheet
slight
slide
slit
slid
sight
side
sight
side
skit
skid
spend
spite
spied
spurt
spurred
state
stayed
stunt
stunned
sword
tart
tarred tent
tend
tight
tied
tint
tinned
trot
trod
wait
wade
right
excellent guys
okay students it's now time to practice
with sentences containing our consonant
sounds
my first sentence is the cat was tied
tight
please repeat after me
the cat
was tied
tight
second sentence
i am fond of that font
please repeat after me
i am fond
of that font
and finally
the bright bride and the cute groom
cued
please repeat after
me the bright bride
and the cute groom
cued
perfect guys let's move on let's now
move on to listening practice
i'm now going to show you two words
i will say one of the two words and i
want you to listen very carefully and to
tell me
if this word is a
or b
let's get started
let's start with our first two words
which word do i say word a or word b
listen very carefully guys
heard
one more time
heard
a or b
what do you think
b is the right answer
heard
the word a is hurt
listen to me
kit
a is correct kit
b is kid
ride
the correct answer is b guys ride
the answer a would be right
skit
a is correct skit b is skid
listen
cute
a will be
it's a cute b is cued
dead
b is correct dead
a is dead
aid
b as well aid
a is eight
spend
it's b guys spend
a is spent
cart
cart a or b
it's a cat
b is card
and finally
wade
b is correct guys wait a is pronounced
wait
great practice students you now
understand these final consonant sounds
in english the t sound and the d sound
please
keep practicing it takes a lot of
speaking and listening practice to be
able to master these sounds but you can
do it
you will be able to pronounce them
correctly and you will hear the
differences between the sounds because
you will train your ear as well
and obviously watch my other
pronunciation videos i promise you they
will help you improve your skills see
you next time
thank you so much for watching guys if
you've liked it show me your support
click like subscribe to the channel put
your comments below and share this video
see you
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you