American English TH Rules: Voiced or Voiceless?

[@thebolivei]

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[@icygood101]

These are some really handy rules, I had no idea =)

[@JavierRodriguez-pn9gx]

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[@safksafk4771]

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[@purplishjen]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@josuev6963]

Thank (voiceless) you so much! Your vídeos have made me understand a lot.

[@yorah1706]

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[@thuymai4921]

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[@taticavazotti3368]

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[@AussieIsMe]

You said that the first section were called voiced but it's the voiceless slide.

[@frankorozco7715]

Good job! keep it up!

[@micahnewman]

She doesn't explain what "voiced" and "voiceless" means, so just to fill in that gap-"voiced" means you're using your vocal cords (they vibrate), whereas "voiceless" means you're just blowing air without using your vocal cords. Many consonants come in voiced/voiceless pairings; for example, (in English) "f" is unvoiced and "v" is voiced.

[@zakariaealami3135]

thank for explain that, i really don't understand this important lesson , i see a hard lesson for me

[@rowaidasalah292]

Voiceless:ur just filling with that gap

[@rowaidasalah292]

Voiced:when ur using ur vocals

[@atefphilip1622]

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[@omaralkie1263]

Is this another term of SOFT and HARD TH?

[@miracle_memorizing_method]

good advice!

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[@pgyu6344]

Why the word "author" use the voiceless sounds

[@Rick_Matt]

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