of the year today is one of my favorite months of the year December so let's

take a look at the three beats of this word we have D sem ber we're gonna

start with D touch the tip of your tongue to the back of your top front

teeth and then when you pull it down your tongue is going to be high and flat

in your mouth while you smile for the e vowel that's long D next we're going to

move to sem do this by having your tongue behind your top front teeth the

tip of your tongue is behind your top front teeth it's not touching and the

air is moving out of your mouth for that s sound yes the S sound move to the eh vowel

by pulling your tongue down slightly just higher than in the middle of your

mouth and it's going to be flat and then close your mouth and let the air move

out of your nose for that M D sem last end with ber you're going to open your

lips for that b sound your voice is on and then end with that er you make this

with rounded tense lips and the tip of your tongue will either be pointed down

or rolled back whichever you prefer just do not touch your teeth and do not let

your tongue move for that R sound it's very still and static D sem ber December

December December now you will hear a lot of people including myself when I

use this word in a sentence making the first vowel into a schwa duh that makes

it super simple December December December so Christmas is in the month of

December give it a try I know people are going to notice the difference if you

found this helpful we would love a like and a share and don't forget to

subscribe if you're looking for our products they are on itunes google play

and at tarle speech dot comm thank you so much and I'll see you next month