The 3 Nasal Sounds | m, n & ŋ | English Pronunciation

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[@shimak7508]

I learned the differences of 3 nasal sounds through this video, and I sincerely appreciate your channel since I learn British English pronunciation but not so many videos in KZbin.

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[@BillieEnglish]

Thank you so much for this lovely comment. It's encouraging for me to hear. I am very happy that my videos are helping students learn!

[@atrary988]

mad glazing fr

[@acthiebaud]

I needed help differentiating between the n and ŋ and this helped a lot. Thanks!

[@alexandremalek3813]

So do I. I couldn't recognize the difference between them. I mean sin-sing etc

[@salaheldin00]

Thankfulness teacher Billie for your brilliant lecture. Wishing you a pleasant weekend ahead!. Dr. Salaheldin.

[@mghyukaa9216]

Thank you very much. You really saved me. I thought it was very difficult. Now it has become very, very easy. I appreciate your efforts. You are really amazing.

[@afrintithi1369]

Thanks a lot! It’s really helpful for my examination. Take love 💜

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[@hoff90000]

This helped me a lot to understand the pronunciation of nasal sounds. Really helpful! Thank you very much!

[@BillieEnglish]

You're welcome! I'm glad to hear it was helpful 😊

[@blackswan3631]

Know I am clear on the difference of m and n. Thanks so much! Billie

[@johnlie8586]

You are a great teacher. in my mind when I sing!

[@Bresi]

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[@englishlearning1070]

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[@stephen7427]

You can explain it better than native speaker. Good job.

[@BillieEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@اميرةمحسن-ط5ب]

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[@BillieEnglish]

All the best for your studies!

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[@BillieEnglish]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@future4277]

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[@ИринаТуктамышева-з1й]

Thank you for this beautiful explanation !

[@ahmedbasyouni3856]

Thanks for all good explanation for the nasal sounds Thank you a lot Billie ❤

[@uminisoorunbayeva1095]

Thank you so much so informative video with clear explanation

[@faustymercy]

❤ this is really helpful

[@JagdeepSingh-gu2xs]

You are really gifted mam making things easy

[@BillieEnglish]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@lephong7473]

Thanks Mrs Billy !

[@ChinawaezeIfesinachi]

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[@Safa-t4m]

I have oral phonetics exam I hope I pronounced will as great as u ....u r really helps me thank u😥❤❤❤

[@BillieEnglish]

Good luck with your exam!

[@s2rude349]

Thank you so much ma'am , my concept is clear now... 🙏

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Well done job !

[@zurielggilpinj7093]

I have learned a lot.

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Thank you

[@nichallnichall1964]

Thank you so much

[@sufiyakhatri9372]

Thank you 💞

[@Talash-Editor]

Well explaination

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[@dayabensolanki5084]

Wah,Wah sister ,what a beautiful explaining!!!!Thanks .....

[@noraimahacmad8985]

this is so great.

[@aafaquedahri3123]

Thanks, ma'am it's extremely helpful for me in my exmas

[@knowthat7644]

It's a great video Thank you so much

[@knowthat7644]

We need you explain the consonant sequences It's important lecture

[@BillieEnglish]

Hello! Yes, I'll soon be publishing a video on consonant sequences/ clusters so keep an eye out for it! :-)

[@دينصور-س8ر]

Thank you so much it's very clear 💜

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[@mghyukaa9216]

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[@arvinfiel7854]

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[@indian62]

Thank you and i am from India

[@BillieEnglish]

Greetings to you in India 🇮🇳!

[@sagarthakur608]

Thanks

[@Monathedreamer]

Thanks a lot mam

[@talenthunt3910]

Great indeed

[@bouchraessabri8956]

Wonderfull 🌷

[@zhacgsn1063]

I 've been learning English for years and I always feel there's something wrong with my nasal sounds, especially when I listen to how black people speak. Finally get how these sounds are prounced in your video ❤

[@saimashahidazmi4944]

Thank you ma'am love from India

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[@manoprinces8911]

I need this video wow thank you for making very helpful videos ...on monday my test about vowels and consonants sounds in m.a English 🤣😍

[@BillieEnglish]

Good luck with your test!

[@alexandremalek3813]

Do the vowels have a nasal sound when we have the consonant N in a syllable?

[@alexandremalek3813]

Hello! First of all I'd like to thank you for the video. What about the vowels in Mother, summer them ? Do the vowels have nasalized sound as well?

[@rogeriodelacruzrodriguezca9141]

Amazing

[@mercyapiapia7949]

Is there any sound created for speech sound

[@najatamezlouque7678]

First thank you. Your vedios are so helpful. Well I have a phonetics exam soon please is it required to involve the NON SSBE places and manners of articulation in the lconsonants chart.Thank you in advance

[@BillieEnglish]

I'm sorry but I'm not sure what you mean. Could you explain it a bit more?

[@najatamezlouque7678]

@@BillieEnglish should we include non SSBE places of articulation and manners of articulation like retroflex trill tap lateral fricative and so on in the IPA consonant chart Thank you

[@blessingfashina2837]

Nice

[@nouranmahmoud586]

Bilie is bright as usual you are great I really really appreciate your effort Please bilie if you can explain pehnology please do it i love your way

[@BillieEnglish]

Hi Nouran, thank you for your kind comment. What topic in phonology are in interested in? I have covered already quite a lot of topics in ym videos on my channel but I am also happy to receive suggestions!

[@بناءالعراققضيتي]

Welcome Please help, I need research about nasal consonant One of the paragraphs mentioned the destrbutio of nasal consonant, where is its location in the sentence and the addition to the phonetic writing, and I do not understand what is meant 

[@mujtabashah6213]

These are the rules of /ŋ/ in phonetics.?

[@BillieEnglish]

It's more an explanation of the sound: how it is formed, typical spelling, in which words it occurs etc.

[@ossital1808]

thanks

[@samueldhas8361]

I have a doubt to ask. I struggle pronouncing words and syllables that start and end in the same sound. For eg. Type 1 difficulty Mum, Nun, Rar, bulb, peep etc. Type 2 difficulty Assistance ( A'ssis'tance ) Remember ( Re'mem'ber ) Etc. Type 3 difficulty is. When a word contains letters of N, L, D in the middle or end. I struggle pronouncing the words clearly. I mumble or mispronounce most of the times. Is it because of similiar positioning of tongue for the letters ? I'll be very thankful if someone clears my difficulties and how i should practice to master my pronunciation in difficult words?

[@DzzO]

No nasal vowels? Is tt just a portuguese thing?

[@ashajoram6926]

Punny ?

[@ashajoram6926]

You said, punny..

[@ahmedraza4582]

The Pronounciation of last nasal is quite difficult

[@BillieEnglish]

When you say /g/ or /k/ straight after, your tongue will automatically move into the right position. Try it! E.g. sink, think, rink ...etc

[@particleman5893]

i really struggle to say mean instead of meme

[@ueeni]

مين ندم انه دخل انقلش بعد هالماده؟ أنا

[@sheshagar]

بالعكس حسيتها ماده حلوه بس المشكلة ال mechanism 🥲

[@ueeni]

@ في اشياء انترستنق فيها لكن بشكل عام معقده مره وتطفش ، يعني هي كـ دراسه جيده لكن وقت الاختبار صعب

[@roki5941]

All english sounds like people are talking through their nose.

[@BillieEnglish]

Not really ... English vowels are usually not nasal, but in French you have many!

[@roki5941]

@@BillieEnglish As a Swede,, it sure sounds like it for me. All of the American dialects.

[@sowaggoussama1146]

It's great video. Thank you so much