English Sounds - NG [ŋ] Consonant - How to make the NG [ŋ] Consonant

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[LUZIVALDETF]

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[johnhalat]

Words like "singer" can be very tricky for non native speakers. You could explain that to us. It´d be interesting. ng + er. Words like singer and longer seem to be pronounced ina a different way. Longer seems to have the g sound. But here are lots os examples with ng+vowel.

[camelliab]

I am a native English speaker and I can’t make this sound by itself for the life of me

[amineselmi]

Thank you so much Rachel, you're helping us to improve our American English become Keep up good job.

[leoportillo]

just what i wanted to learn thanks rachel

[ramawadhdasji]

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[paulzegarra]

thanks to you, learning english is more interesting

[ramzy-]

everyday Rachel's English videos.

[karamzenab]

Hi Rachel....you're very you a lot

[galynamcfarland]

Rachel, shalom! Please, record your video about pronunciation of words: SiNGer/ siNNer/ seNior

[lucasyin]

thanks for your tutorial!!! I had confused by the ŋ for a long time

[ArielVisionary]

Bring along some rings and things; we'll whingding our way with our fingers waving in the air, no anger in our hearts, only a song, winging our way, learning English as we go.

[underground]

I am an ESL teacher and I always watch your helpful videos. Thank you !

[Shichman]

Watching this as a native english speaker, super interesting!

[KendraLeeStenberg]

Thank you so much for this video. I'm reading about Sumerian language and the Ng sound was commonly used. Best regards!

[fiboleomat]

Hi Rachel! You are the best. I'm learning english with you

[ramzy-]

practice makes perfect. great video for ng sound.

[lemonadelunacy]

I never knew this could be a job! Describing how a mouth needs to move to make sounds comes easily to me for some reason lol who knew it's a thing! 😂

[أحمدرمضانعلي-ثذ]

Rachel, what the pronunciation if the [ NG ] followed by an [ s ] ... Such as [ Rings ] ... We will pronounce The [ g ] in this case like the [ g ] in this word [ goal ] ...or not ...And could you please recommend a phonetics course cause I really like this science and I wanna increase my knowledge in phonetics ...

[CarlosAmorimCarvalho]

in the Portuguese language there is also and it is easy to learn nasal sounds of English :)