Advanced TH pronunciation + Connected Speech! - EPIC ENGLISH LESSON!

Learn how to pronounce TH sounds mixed with other sounds with natural British pronunciation, AND connected speech in this EPIC English lesson!

1) Correct Mouth Shape for TH - 00:29
2) Th + Th sounds - 1:19
3) T + Th sounds - 2:37
4) P + Th sounds - 4:50
5) K + Th sounds - 5:39
6) N + Th sounds - 6:46
7) L + Th sounds - 9:36
8) F + Th sounds - 10:35
9) S + Th sounds - 12:27

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[sersaneste]

Each time you said "more advanced" my heart jumped. "Could this go even further? When will this stop? " and it went always further and further . I love your videos! You are a great teacher especially with this tricky pronunciations tips.

[xlilx]

Oh my.. I've been struggling with TH the whole time I've been practicing English and with you I managed to get in 15 minutes! Unbelievable! You are truly the best!

[aminamujezin]

Wow, you actually forced me to practice!!! You're best of the best indeed!

[jesusdiaz]

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[karam]

I'm an English teacher in Jordan, u might know, with following u I became more and more perfect .Indeed, we learnt many many things considering pronounciation mistakely, I mean not by native speakers so Ineed to learn from u every single thing about British accent and grammar .U are my best referece Aly, thank u much .💕💕

[andyboa]

It's the very first video on the subject. The history is being made in front of our eyes! I'm so happy for my generation!

[jonaslemes]

How can you be so perfect? Your videos are the best!!! I only wish you had mentioned the word SIXTH.

[ericosa]

THANK YOU !! SINCE I'VE STARTED DOING THIS EXERCISE I FELT A HUGE DIFFERENCE!!!

[ivanpetrov]

It's just a super great lesson. Now English is much easier for me to speak.

[samueldelvalle]

Hallelujah! I have been searching for this explanation for over 1 year! I have always struggle to connect t/d/n with TH. Thank youuu

[vladuq]

Thank you ! I I have improved my pronunciation / accent a lot !

[ewelinawiesiolek]

That's exactly what I was looking for!
I've been twisting my tongue trying to pronounce these sounds and I couldn't find any reliable video on that. You're a saviour!
What tip would you give on D + TH?

[EZEQUIEL]

Hey Papa English I loved your English class since that I get started to watch your videos my English Skills is become better and I can understand almost everything when you speak, you're the best English teacher in the world thank you so much to help us. Congratulations from Brazil.

[joycelanclastter]

Ally that is the best lesson about the TH sound ever made I watch this video every now and then to practice it.

[analicesilvadossantos]

Thank's teacher!!!
A hug from Rio, Brazil🏖

[alissonrodriguez]

I'm learning English (british) but my teachers didn´t learn British english, so... their pronunciation are not perfect. But with your lessons I'll be more prepared to talk like a common british. Thanks!!

[ludwigvan]

for us Polish students, the most difficult thing is to pronounce the th in sound, e.g. "width, depth"
you could discuss it sometime

[ivankind]

Introduction to the "Advanced" section made my day😅

[sugami]

British born (home counties) native English speaker here, I've always had problems with "TH" sounds, don't think I was taught correctly :P I did the lazy thing about pronounce them with a F-sound instead, I still have to consciously think about making the TH-sound. Everything else comes naturally but it's interesting to me seeing all these things that I'm doing and not really aware of :)

[windu]

Outstanding and useful advice to take into account Thanks so much Papa English Kind Regards .