Lesson 1a - "TH" - English Pronunciation

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FREE online pronunciation lesson with a native speaker. Lesson 1a topic: unvoiced "th". All levels

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hello jennifer we ... ( 3 weeks ago by unbelievablestory)

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I truly want to ... ( 3 weeks ago by JenniferESL)

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I hope you'll watch ... ( 3 weeks ago by JenniferESL)

I hope you'll watch all the lessons I've posted so far. Look at the playlists on my channel. Feel free to post questions. I'll try my best to answer them. Good luck.

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thanks Jennifer.

I wonder what about ... ( 2 weeks ago by nanumsue)

I wonder what about 'with'. I think it sounds unvoiced sound like both. However I hear a lot of people say 'with' with voiced sound. What is correct?(I really learn a lot from your video. Thank you so much!)

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You ask a good ... ( 2 weeks ago by JenniferESL)

You ask a good question. I'm not certain I can provide a complete answer, so I welcome other teachers to add their comments.
American dictionaries recognize both the voiced and unvoiced ending in WITH. I think when we say it alone or before a pause, the TH is unvoiced. In phrases or words in which the TH is followed by a vowel sound (a voiced sound), the TH is usually voiced.

Array ( 2 weeks ago by JenniferESL)

Examples:
Who went with Paul? = unvoiced
Who did he go with? = unvoiced
With whom? = unvoiced
With Anne? = voiced
With Erica? = voiced
He went without her. = voiced
He left the dance within the first hour. = voiced
Again, I don't have a source to confirm any of this. If I can find confirmation, I'll let you know.

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Wow! Thank you so much!! I think it works!!

Hi, i've been ... ( 2 weeks ago by iwillbe120lbs)

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Thanks a lottttt, your videos are really helpful...please keep doing!!

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it doesn't make sense:You want to teach us English but you speak English yourself :-( but awesome!!!

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I am an Asian student in Canada. I took English pronounciation classes from professrional White female professor here. And I listened Jennifer's classes again and again online too. I do think she is awesome and make everygthing possible for non-English speaker to get it. I am not sure what do you mean that Jennifer talks to herself. She also give your tips about how to place your tongue. I feel it is very helpful to me.

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which languge is ... ( 1 week ago by khalilkenking)

which languge is better U.K or USA iam asked by my students i prefer U.S.A what are your suggestions?

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5STARS!
great vid!your accent is perfect!I can completely understand you!

In some schools you ... ( 1 week ago by JenniferESL)

In some schools you may be limited by the curriculum. For example, your textbooks may teach British English. Even so, you should really expose your students to different dialects (British, American, Australian, etc.) and different accents (native and non-native). In the real world your students will hear and read many "Englishes". Prepare them for these encounters.

Yes, I know how to ... ( 1 week ago by ilovemiscosas)

Yes, I know how to say Think, THelma, everyTHing, but that pronountiation changes in; broTHer, that, so its difficult sometimes to know how to pronounce TH sound.I just found this channel and i enjoy learning :)

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Great Video!
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