Thank you of your work. I'm from Finland and the word thought is very hard. Especially in situations where there is lot of background noise the non-native English speaker would not hear and would not understand. It's so damn irritating to use 'thought' word and it's so common too so, I then just started using 'I was thinking..' or something else. much easier then.
Never thought in my wildest dream that I would go extra mile for North American English.It’s 02:30 a.m. here in Hong Kong,and here I am practicing to pronounce “though” in a proper way.Thank you for the lesson,Christine.
Hi, yes, they are the same except the first sound of "dough" is /d/ and the first sound of "though" is /ð/ "voiced TH." I talk about TH here: ua-cam.com/video/UudCgpMubF0/v-deo.html and here is a video for D vs TH sounds: ua-cam.com/video/gPVtSnWDdfA/v-deo.html
I have videos for the sounds of American English, as well as online courses for accent and pronunciation. Here's an overview video for vowel sounds: ua-cam.com/video/4IrnRW1B19I/v-deo.html and one for consonant sounds: ua-cam.com/video/jK2rSBeAWls/v-deo.html. I also have 1:1 training and small group classes. You can view those options on my website: www.speechmodification.com/
It's definitely a tough word. You might find that if you break it up in a new way, or write the sounds in new way, you can get it. Sometimes it's hard to change a word when we have a habit on the word. For "thought," you can try "thaw, thawt" or "ought, thought," for example.
Everytime I need to know how to pronounce certain word I go straight to your videos and I'm never left disappointed. Thank you!!
I'm glad you're finding what you need!
4:37 Pronounce Though, Thought and Tough
Thank you for breaking down the words by the stress syllables and sounding them out. Your teaching method helps to pronounce new words correctly.
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Thank you of your work. I'm from Finland and the word thought is very hard. Especially in situations where there is lot of background noise the non-native English speaker would not hear and would not understand. It's so damn irritating to use 'thought' word and it's so common too so, I then just started using 'I was thinking..' or something else. much easier then.
Thanks for watching, yes, it's annoying when a commonly-used word is so difficult to say.
Hi Christine Thank you so much for you helpful videos. I wonder if you have any video with the word ‘Tired’
Hi Idalia, I don't, but I will gladly make one for you! Thanks for the suggestion.
Hi Idalia, I'll be covering the word "tired" on Thursday: ua-cam.com/video/GLbBVTiRmOk/v-deo.html
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Never thought in my wildest dream that I would go extra mile for North American English.It’s 02:30 a.m. here in Hong Kong,and here I am practicing to pronounce “though” in a proper way.Thank you for the lesson,Christine.
That's awesome! Now get some sleep : ).
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Thank you so much, What an adorable explanation!
I like what I watch. Fantastic and clear speech
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Thank You. I will show this to my students. it will help them understand these tricky spellings.
can you please show the difference in dough vs though? Thanks
Hi, yes, they are the same except the first sound of "dough" is /d/ and the first sound of "though" is /ð/ "voiced TH." I talk about TH here: ua-cam.com/video/UudCgpMubF0/v-deo.html and here is a video for D vs TH sounds: ua-cam.com/video/gPVtSnWDdfA/v-deo.html
Hi again, I covered though and dough together in yesterday's live class: ua-cam.com/users/livehwcC5PtoBwM
Hi, I'll be covering these words again on Friday: ua-cam.com/video/xmv_rlZhwJ8/v-deo.html
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Is there any scope to learn phonetics from you?
I have videos for the sounds of American English, as well as online courses for accent and pronunciation. Here's an overview video for vowel sounds: ua-cam.com/video/4IrnRW1B19I/v-deo.html and one for consonant sounds: ua-cam.com/video/jK2rSBeAWls/v-deo.html. I also have 1:1 training and small group classes. You can view those options on my website: www.speechmodification.com/
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You're welcome, I have a lot of resources and I'm happy to help you find what you need.
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hi can i ask how to pronounce "trajectory"? thank you so much !!
Hi, I'd be happy to cover your word in a future video, thanks for the suggestion.
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Mam, how about through and thorough? Nothing is here.
Here's help for "thorough" ua-cam.com/video/GNPz7_iepko/v-deo.html and "through" ua-cam.com/video/onJhLq-KLnE/v-deo.html
It was really easy , thank ya !
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taught?? how is it pronounced?
Hi, it's the same as "thought" but with a /t/ instead of a 'th' sound. I'll cover it in a future video for you.
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That would be
- Dow
- Taut
- Tauf
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Thought is impossible to say
It's definitely a tough word. You might find that if you break it up in a new way, or write the sounds in new way, you can get it. Sometimes it's hard to change a word when we have a habit on the word. For "thought," you can try "thaw, thawt" or "ought, thought," for example.
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I can cover your request in a future video.
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