Master American English Rhythm! Linking with the G /g/ Consonant

[@domerelly]

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[@ramzy-6566]

great video for practice linking g consonant.

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[@ramzy-6566]

Thank you for Linking with the /g/.

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[@haiyen1439]

Dear coach I like your videos very much, bcz it refers to the matters I'm very interested in. Could you help me confirm the followings right or not? I'm wondering. Thanks a lot. 1. True /g/ or full /g/ with 2 parts (stop the air, vibrate the vocal cord and release) applied to the followings * /g/ at the beginning of the words G’night, green, grate, glad, game, good * /g/ with stress Again, agree, begin, unglamorous, ungraceful * /g/ + vowel sound (in one word and linking two words) begin, hug a baby, big alligator * /g/ + /j/ (in one word and linking two words) Argue, hug young boys * /g/ + /r/ (in one word and linking two words) hungry, hug Robert 2/ Unreleased /g/ (stop the air and vibrate the vocal cord) * /g/ at the end of word Bag, big, pig, frog, * /g/ + consonant sound (in one word and linking two words) except for /g/&/r/ and /g/&/j/ as case 1 Big cat, hug me Have a nice day!

[@SanDiegoVoiceandAccent]

Hi Hai - Thank you for your questions :) I'm so glad that my videos have been helpful! It's very challenging for me to answer questions in a comment, so the best way for me to help you is if you joined my live English class called Julie's Conversation Club (courses.sandiegovoiceandaccent.com/courses/julies-conversation-club). I could answer your questions during the next live class! :)