NTH Cluster Practice Tip -- American English Pronunciation

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...with Rachel's English!

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[ElReyCondoy]

Thank you so much for the tip! From now and on, I will pronounce the NTH, the right way!

[ramzy-]

I hope more videos about Clusters, Thank you so much.

[alinn]

thank you so much. the tip is really helpful 🙏🙏🙏

[aytenb.]

thank you so much for this brilliant tip!!! perfect shortcut ^_^

[pinkyorchid]

Wow... I was using the same technique. And I thought I was doing it wrong. So it's the right way. I'm proud of myself. 😊

[Mathwizzy]

Thank you so much Tom and Rachel. I will appreciate if you make a video about the pronunciation of "cloTHES" in a long sentence, in case that there hasn't already any.

[jgripe]

muy bueno. Disculpen por escribir en español, yo soy latino de COLOMBIA. Sus cursos personalizados para adquirirlos me perecen muy costosos a nosotros los colombianos. deberian darnos precios especiales e intercambiar idiomas english wiht spanish. Gracias un abrazo y sigan regalandonos mucho mas.

[NoHealerJustPain]

Good lesson. Actually in many other languages N is always pronounced with a tongue at your teeth. But when we start studying English every so often do teachers tell to put the tongue above teeth on teethridge or alveolus that there comes a big mistake to apply the principle for every cluster.
Thank you so much for error corrections ;)


 

[Kim-iqii]

L sound as in "healthy", also the tongue tip comes through the teeth?

[pumonae]

teacher, can you give me some tips about stress?for example:generous, dangerous, delicious, ....?Does it have a rule for words which have "OUS" at the end?Thank you so much :)

[AngeloDeFlorio]

Hi guys, impressive tip, really; but then, what about "NTHS"? For example months, how do you do to make the ending s clear?

[aecoder]

How about the word "earl"? Thank you.

[Jessy-llnb]

Hi Rachel,
I'm from Germany and I want to perfect my english. Unfortunately I don't know how to pronounce the words 'laugh' and 'love' because they sound really similar for German ears. Please help me!

[MrValmir]

Rachel, I have a question. How shall I pronounce the following sentence " with fork" ? Does the " th" sound like "f" or the opposite ?
Thanks.

[mattplant]

 thanks a lot.
but, what's the difference between MONTH and MONTHS? is the "S" pronounced?

OH MY GOD! I'M THE FIRST TO COMMENT ON THIS VIDEO!

[moltimola]

how to say change -the the link between ge ane th 

[mennamohamed]

i want to speak English well from where I should start?!

[АняПе]

More difficult to pronounce 'sth'.