English Pronunciation - Th & S

[atsbhah]

Every time I watch a video about English pronunciation I find out I have been wrong this whole time. Thanks to the web I am learning the language properly.

[ancaplibertario]

I am Brazilian, and I am very grateful for your time to teach English. Since I do not speak or write English correctly, I'm using google translate to thank you.

[DrunkenDarkSoul]

the "th" tongue trick is great!
Ive been trying everything to show my spanish speaking students to get the "tha" sound out of them.
thank you, Ms. Ronnie.

[sebastianmarten]

My name is sebastian Marten. First of all thx for engvid.com, because of this website I can improve my english, I feel have a big improvement in speking english.

[mabelbarriga]

Your classes are really fun, I think you understand very well non native speakers like me 😁😁

[reynaldogabino]

You are the best English teacher, I like your way, you help me a lot to learn English, thank you.

[SuperFranniebaby]

Thank you Ronnie.
You are a great teacher. You are lovely and fun.
Your lessons are always interesting and fun.
Thanks a million times.

[marcosalvesrodrigues]

It's very difficult for brazilians speakers, but you are a very good teacher, Ronnie!

[bravado]

I still don't know how I did learn the TH sound, because it sounds complicated. That was so intuitive, I do exactly the way that she taught. Thanks!!!

[magdadenver]

You are the best teacher! I wished I had you as my teacher when I first came to the USA
Thank you very much!

[alexsanchez]

Spanish was my first language and learning English was super easy cause people say it's difficult cause of all the same sounding words like, there, their, and they're but it was easy for me. Only problem is I couldn't pronounce TH. My teachers thought I said dare instead if there. Or dink instead of think. And as a young child in elementary school that made me self conscious and I stopped talking for a year. My mom told me to look it up on YouTube and I found this video 6 years ago. I just want to thank you cause now I can pronounce it flawlessly and I owe it all to you. I'm a junior now and when I found this I was in 6th grade and my cousin said you had to read out loud a lot and since I loved reading I also knew that books have A LOT of TH words so over the summer I kept practicing and re watching this video and by late August I had mastered it. Thank you again so much. Now I actually love to read out loud and I actually volunteer to read first

[squigoo]

i don't know why i have so much fun watching these, i've been speaking english for sixteen years...

[NoHealerJustPain]

I do not want to be much obsessive... It is you that transmit some energy or emotions that beset other people too )))

[Le.K]

Well I repeat over, and over again words with the "TH". But first you need to make it sound right. This video is really great to learn how to do it. What I did, is repeat Thin ; Think ; Thing ; Thick right after her in the video. Once I got the right sound, I worked by myself.
For example, every time I'm watching a movie or Tv show (in English) I repeat every Th words (which happen a lot xD).

[Fussization]

Ronnie you're the best teacher ever!

[TheAmen]

Ronnie your lesson is very intersting and wonderful! but it makes me confused because it is difficult to separate which lesson is first and which next. but your approch is very nice. thank you a lot for your unlimited effort to help us. thank you

[aksaronur]

I can't stop smiling while I'm watching your videos. You are awesome! :)

[selmabastos]

Hi Ronnie! It is an easy way to understand the difference between these sounds. Thanks teacher. Selma from Brazil.

[losingmyfavoritegame]

I remember watching your videos when I was younger! The pronunciation!

[PabloSebastianVelazco]

You're voice is relaxing. Suitable for learning.