ED pronunciation - D or T?! | Simple Past and past participle suffix pronunciation

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This clears out a lot of things. Thank you. :) I'm struggling with "-ed th-" transition in two cases. 1. a D sound (no vowel before) After a voiced consonant, as in: subscribed, signed, begged, saved. Struggling examples: subscribed that, signed this, saved these, etc 2. a T sound (no vowel before) After a voiceless consonant, as in: worked, crossed, washed, fixed. Struggling examples: crossed these, washed those, fixed that. I tried your "d-th tip of the tongue cheat" but it sounds different. For example, "signed these" sounds like "sign these".

[@crissyfox553]

I have been trying to hear the pronunciation as I speak these examples. It’s sounds as if the D or T sound is almost dropped before the TH sound as in sign these but it isn’t dropped completely. It’s more like the ending and beginning sounds run together. So the D in signed gets run together with the TH in these. Maybe what she refers to as Shua? Try that?

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@@crissyfox553 Yes, I understand what you said. I tried it and I got it a few times. I think I need to practice more. Thank you :)

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@@crissyfox553 There is another one: The one with ending in k - ask, risk, brisk, mask, bask, etc I'm not able to pronounce "-sked th-" words - like asked them, masked those, etc. And "-sks" like asks, risks, etc. When I try these "-sks", it kinda feels I'm hissing like a snake.🐍😂 Any idea on how to go about these?🙏

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Your explanation is the best ever. However I still don't get how to pronounce the ed suffix in past tenses of verbs ending in th sound, such as frothed, bathed, writhed, soothed...would you, please, give me a tip? Thanks a lot! ❤️

[@hadar.shemesh]

You have to connect the D to the TH. bathed = beithd soothed=suwthd. Since it's a voiced TH, it follows the rule of a D after a voiced consonant.

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@@hadar.shemesh I see, so, which are all possible sounds one may say before "D" when pronouncing the ending "ID". Thanks a lot, this's been troubling me for ages. ^_^ :)

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