How Native English Speakers ACTUALLY Pronounce the TH Sound!

A lot of foreign English speakers are struggling to pronounce the TH sound correctly. But guess what? It’s all because you’ve been pronouncing it wrong! Native English speakers pronounce it differently!

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[Blackice]

God, a REAL person with REAL tricks at last! My english was worsening by the minute with to great attention to pronounciation, thx for this "Stop that bullshit" warning ahah

[psicologiajoseh]

I KNEW IT; I KNEW IT! My English teacher made me feel like I was crazy. He taught me to say the TH sound with my tongue way out of my mouth and below my upper teeth. But I KNEW that's not how natives pronounce it. I've seen movies, videos, and all, and very often, they don't even have their tongue out of their mouths.
I was looking for an honest tutorial, but nobody admitted this. I thought I was going crazy, but then I finally found an honest one! 😄Thanks! 🤗

[jameszhong]

Well I've been searching for the pronunciation of th sound for several days and I have to say that putting my tongue behind my front teeth is the easiest way to say but the problem is, most of those teachers on youtube tell me that we have to put my tongue between the teeth, only under some specific condition (like "where's the car") like when we don't have enough time to protrude my tongue can I put my tongue behind or the sound would be quite inaccurate, when I was watching them speaking, mostly their teeth pass through the teeth, sometimes they don't...so now I really don't know which is right....can u give an answer about that? is it a kinda individual difference or regional accent difference?

[ravensenin]

Yes, I knew that. I argued with my English teacher about this situation. My teacher is so weird and she sounds like a fucking text book and when she says THIS, her tongue comes out of her mouth, and it looks so ugly and disgusting .

[Wayspears]

It isn't a real d, but a d sound when you put your tongue behind the upper teeth with a slighly flow of air, right?

[shufflepack]

what you say here is correct for fast talking natives. Please note RP speakers never speak fast and therefore they have time to say th correctly when needed. Talking slowly and clearly is important for upper class snobs and is a symbol of status as arrogant as they are 🧐