字幕列表 影片播放 列印英文字幕 hey everyone Jennifer from Tarle Speech with your pronunciation question recently I've had a lot of students from all different language backgrounds who really have a lot of trouble with the T sound the SH sound and the CH sound so we're going to look at all of those sounds today and I think this might give some of you insight into why these sounds are so confusing so our words today are two which 2 too & to are all pronounced the same I have a video on how to pronounce these 3 words if you're interested I'll put the link in the description we have the word shoe what you wear on your feet and then chew which means to masticate your food all right so let's start with the word 2 to say the let's start with that actually the ew sound here the vowel the vowel is the same in all of these words which is really going to highlight the initial sound so for the ew sound all you're going to do is really pucker your lips for that ew and your tongue is going to be flat in the middle of your mouth and everything's going to be tense your tongue and your lips and your mouth ew this vowel is long and I always say to my students make sure that your vowels at the end of words are a little bit longer that's really going to help you because most of my students make vowels too short so we have the ew ew and ew so for the T sound to make a T sound you're going to touch the tip of your tongue to the back of your top front teeth most people can do this for the SH sound in shoe your tongue is not touching your teeth your tongue is in the middle of your mouth Shh behind your top front teeth it's pulled a little bit back it's not where it is for the s sssss it's more back Shh and you're gonna round your lips and when you round and pucker your lips this is going to help your tongue get in the right spot because when you make your mouth smaller by closing it or bigger by opening it there are only so many places where your tongue to go so try that it usually works for people so again we have t where we touch our teeth and Shh where we do not touch our teeth okay now here's where the magic happens all right the set the T sound plus the is SH sound pronounced very quickly together make the CH sound you heard it correctly t plus SH make the CH sound another thing to keep in mind even though I'm saying SH and CH sound there was really no H sound in there I'm using these diagraphs or two letters that we typically write together to represent these sounds because you really will see that a lot in American and English spelling rather so again we have T plus s H equals CH so touch the tongue for the T to the back of the top front teeth pull it back for the SH and you have to ch ch chew so let's try those all too, shoe to shoe chew chew shoe too and now for a sentence I had to not chew my gum when I asked the clerk for two of the same shoe give it a try people are definitely going to notice the difference if you found this helpful we'd love a like a share and a subscribe check out our products on Google Play on iTunes and visit Tarle Speech for our class options thank you all so much I'll see you again soon
B1 中級 CHEW SHOE TOO, TO, TWO之間的區別 - 英語發音課程 (Difference Between CHEW SHOE TOO, TO, TWO - English Pronunciation Lesson) 20 0 Summer 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日 更多分享 分享 收藏 回報 影片單字