How to Pronounce /tʃ/ chair and /dʒ/ job - Letters CH, TCH, TU and J, G, DG, DU

Learn how to pronounce the sounds /tʃ/ and /dʒ/ and the letters ch and j. Which letters make these sounds in English? Which sound is voiced and which is voiceless? What sound do the letters ch, tch, and tu make? What sound do the letters j, ge, gi, gy, dg, and du make? See, hear, and practice many example words spoken by a native speaker. Learn important tips and correct mouth position. See more at www.coopos.com/.
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please i'm a little confused, i know we pronounce the /t/ sound by the tip of the tongue and the /ʃ/ sound by the front of the tongue. - but in /tʃ/ sound are we pronounce the /t/ sound and /ʃ/ sound in the same place in the mouth and are you use front of tongue and you not need to move the tongue from /t/ sound and /ʃ/ sound. because combined the /t/ sound and /ʃ/ sound ???? thank you.

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Hi. I'm sorry the video was confusing. I use the front of the tongue even when I start the /t/. So I do not move from tip to front. But you can start with the tip of your tongue for the /t/ instead. Then when you release your tongue, the tip will go down a little. Use whichever position is better for you.

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@@Coopos i'm sorry my question about /tʃ/ the place and tongue in the same place. thank you.

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Hello, you said for /tʃ/ sound you use the front the tongue for bot /t/ and /ʃ/ not the top of the tongue as regular /t/ as in time or tom . am i right.

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Yes.

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@@Coopos great, but are you use /tʃ/ sound for the tr clusters like in the word (train) or are you use regular t as in time than move to r sound or use /tʃ/ . i'm sorry but it's important to me.

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@@ramzy-6566 Hi. For train, I do not use /tʃ/. I do what you said. I use a regular t as in time and then move to r.

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@@Coopos yes great , but i hear /ʃ/ sh sound between t and r cluster like train and metro. Thank you.

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@@ramzy-6566 Hi. There should not be a /ʃ/ sound in train and metro.

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is the teeth touched together for /tʃ/ chair and /dʒ/ job or not?

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No, they are slightly apart when we speak. However, it's possible (but not done) to make the sounds with the teeth closed.

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Here is my response for couldn't have, wouldn't have, and shouldn't have. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3zNqWmcZayFeMU I don't have a response right now for definitely, obviously, and possibly. Sorry. Please look at my /u/ boot and /ʊ/ book video for the vowel sound in 'new' and 'due.' kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIC1q3tmhdOZhqc Both of these words have the /u/ vowel sound. I pronounce the word 'news' several times at about time mark 2:58 and 'new' at about time mark 10:27. 'News' is almost the same as 'new' except it has a /z/ at the end. The word 'due' rhymes with 'do.'

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Hi,Ms. Denise.I can't distinguish between the pronunciation of the letter J and the letter G.It is similar to me.Can you help me？Thank you.

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Hi. The letter G has different pronunciations. One of them is exactly like the letter J. That is why you cannot distinguish them. They are the same. For example, G in gym sounds exactly like J in job. Maybe this video will help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/moq8Yniwnc-WkKM Good luck.

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@@Coopos Sorry, I didn't express my opinion clearly.I want to say the letters G and J in the alphabet,not in a word. G--/dʒiː/ and J--/dʒeɪ/ ？

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