How to Pronounce the CH Sound Spelled TCH - English Pronunciation Follow Along Daily Practice

Follow along and practice your speaking with this American English Pronunciation Lesson. Learn how to pronounce the CH Sound when spelled TCH.

This is a great way to practice your pronunciation and English speaking daily. Just two minutes in the morning will have you speaking clearly and confidently in no time.

Transcript:
Hi everyone this is Jennifer from Tarle speech with your pronunciation question.
Today's question is a spelling question again and it is how do we pronounce the letters t c h when we see them in a word.
So when we see these three letters t c h we are just going to pronounce a ch sound.
So to say that c h sound the ch sound what you're going to do is
your lips are going to be rounded
you're going to touch the tip of your tongue to the back of your top front teeth to start that sound and then your tongue is going to pull towards the back of your mouth

Now for some practice. I'm going to try something a little bit new some of you have been asking for more practice so what I'm going to do is I'm going to say a word I'm going to pause and then you can repeat it okay everybody ready here we go:

dispatch dispatch

stopwatch stopwatch

patch patch

mismatch mismatch

dispatch dispatch

wristwatch wristwatch

stretch stretch

scratch scratch

rematch rematch

latch latch

fetch fetch

etch etch

catch catch

match match

which which

batch batch

notch notch

glitch glitch

switch switch

So again when you see the three letters tch you can just think about saying CH. One sound and to do that your lips are rounded, the tongue touches the teeth to start and then pulls back.

Give it a try people are going to notice the difference.

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[clayman]

Thanks, Jenifer, your lessons are awesome! And practicing in repeating after you is really a good idea.

[kennisc]

Love this session! Thank you Jennifer 😊

[BlueRoad_Vietnguyen]

Nicely Done Thanks for your video .Jenni Take it easy

[treasurehunterninja]

Hey i love this new format and expect more lessions from you..!!

[mennaibrahem]

Thank you really for your effort, jenifer😍

[kioto_oliver]

hi I'm junior kioto I'd like to request a video on the word "to" I already know it's pronounced like too, tuh and duh in American English... the thing is sometimes I hear native speakers pronouncing "to" like "uh" when it comes after the m and n sounds... for example: "I'm gonna tell you when to hold it". I hear " Imuna tell yuh whenuh hold it " .. Am I right? Does that happen? Can "When to" be reduced to "whenuh" thanks