How to Pronounce /ŋ/ (ng) as in 'sing' - American English Accent

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[@Coopos]

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I am from Brazil and, for me, it is very difficult to pronounce words ending in ING. Thank you for this wonderful class.

[@Coopos]

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[@Coopos]

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[@Coopos]

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[@Coopos]

I do. Thanks for noticing. :)

[@ramzy-6566]

amazing video for ng sound.

[@ramzy-6566]

Thank you for /ŋ/ sound.

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[@Coopos]

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[@Coopos]

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[@freerunhen639]

Great video!!! Please allow us more time to pronounce the sentences, because I had to stop video every time to pronounce. Amazing lecture and thorough explanation.

[@Coopos]

Hi. Thank you for watching my video. I'm sorry the sentences were too fast. Maybe changing the speed in KZbin would help. To change the speed, go to Settings at the bottom of the video. Then choose Playback speed. To slow down the video, choose .75, .50, or .25. I hope that helps.

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[@ezequielmendoza7606]

Good video, It helped me a lot, because I thought this sound had to be pronounced with a "g" at the end. For no native speaker it is kinda difficult to distinguish between the two sounds. Thank you!

[@Coopos]

You're welcome. I'm glad the video helped you. Thanks for watching.

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I love your teaching and videos. I don't know why the "a" in some words sounds like "a" and "e" in between such as Ban, ran, clan, chance.......but the "a" sounds exactly "a" in some other words such as cat, hat, fat, mad....vv? Does anyone notice the differences?

[@walterwhite5578]

You have such a beautiful American accent. Would I be right in assuming that is a General American accent?

[@Coopos]

Yes, but please understand that there are variations among speakers. My accent is general from the Midwest. It is not southern or eastern.

[@walterwhite5578]

@@Coopos Thanks, as a non-American I had not idea the general Accent could be split into many regions.

[@Coopos]

Yes, there are strong differences in the Northeast and South. Within the rest of the country, there are differences but they are not as great.

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[@Coopos]

Obrigado por assistir!

[@matildan6937]

my dear, please say to me what letter does it cause 'sing' join 'er' in the word of singer? is it the light 'g' or 'n' or another letter? thank you so much. I didn't understood.

[@Coopos]

Hi. I'm sorry my video was confusing. There is not a light 'g' and there is not a hard 'g' and there is not an 'n' in 'singer.' The letters n+g in 'singer' make a different sound. They make /ŋ/. It sounds almost like 'g' but it is not 'g'. I try to describe the sound in the beginning of the video. Good luck! Sorry for the confusion!

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[@Coopos]

@@matildan6937 I'm happy you understand!

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Hi there.

[@Leila0S]

So, do you pronounce a light /g/ at the end of (sing) for instance? Or am I imagining wrong pronounciation sound?

[@Coopos]

Hi. No, you do not pronounce a light 'g' at the end of 'sing.' The sound at the end of 'sing' is /ŋ/. I try to describe it at the beginning of the video. There is no 'g' sound in 'sing.' Sorry for the confusion.

[@gilbertosilva3646]

good

[@Coopos]

Thank you.

[@gillehrer2824]

2:39 In my Brazilian ears, these two sounds / ŋ / n / are the same! ==(gilberto lehrer from brazil)

[@Coopos]

I'm sorry I did not make them clearer. In English, they sound different but they are very similar because they use the nose.

[@gillehrer2824]

These two sounds ( ŋ / n /) exist in my language ( ŋ in "uNHa" and n in "hífeN"), but they sound very, very similar in English. Besides, if I pronounce "sing" with ŋ or n, my word will be understood, I guess, right?

[@Coopos]

@@gillehrer2824 Yes, I think your word would be understood easily.

[@gillehrer2824]

Thanks for all,and keep doing your amazing job next year! You're an excellent teacher! Happy New year! == (gilberto lehrer from brazil)

[@Coopos]

@@gillehrer2824 Happy New Year to you, too! Thanks for watching my videos!

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[@Leila0S]

I just can't say the nasal N correctly no matter how much I try. This nasal n makew the word (Singer) is very similar to (sinner) when pronouncing it. I spent my whole life saying singer with an ng sound.

[@Coopos]

You are saying the word correctly with the ng sound. It does not have a /n/ sound. Sorry for the confusion.

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The /l/ and /r/ video didn’t come out yet

[@Coopos]

Sorry about that! They are coming.

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Make a video about /l/ and /r/

[@Coopos]

Yes, I plan to do that.

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[@Coopos]

Thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, I cannot make those right now because I have many more pronunciation videos that I want to make. Maybe I will be able to make videos on other topics in the future.

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[@Coopos]

Hi. I will think about this but I want to finish my pronunciation videos first. They will take a long time.

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[@Coopos]

I'm sorry the audio is not good.

[@kathiabeauchemin6592]

I search how to pronounce "ing" ...

[@Coopos]

I did not focus on the /i/ but maybe you can hear "ing" at 9:45 with words like "ring" and "sing" and also at 15:16 with "bringing," "ringing," and "singing." I hope this helps.

[@voules1]

Be Polish. You languages has many of funny sounds. Including two extra nasal sounds. Don't be able to make the ng sound correctly.

[@Coopos]

Hi. Thanks for watching. Good luck with your learning.

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A quien enseñas ingles cuando lo explicas en ingles ?? Te darás cuenta que hay algo que esta mal...yo hablo castellano te gustaría que tecenseñe a vos castellano explicándolo en castellano ?? Entenderías algo ?? No ...entonces date de baja por respeto a los que queremos aprender a hablar el inglés.

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The Russian translation is too bad.

[@Coopos]

I'm sorry about that. I hope someone can help me fix it. I hope the English is helpful to you.

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@@Coopos, yeah. It was quite helpful. Thank you very much for video.

[@Coopos]

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