The TH Sound in English

[@afsaanea5791]

Another authentic way of teaching english video at bath time made me tell them don't go to the theater and watch the best teacher 'th' transition lesson ! ;)

[@hadar.shemesh]

Hahahaha loved it

[@afsaanea5791]

@@hadar.shemesh Tnx Hadar to reply lot 's of love from Iran 😍😘

[@hadar.shemesh]

Lots of love back 😍😘🙌

[@afsaanea5791]

@@hadar.shemesh tnx again 😘😘😘

[@atlleocuellar2469]

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[@aeiwer]

It is life changing when you realize that pronunciation impacts on your listening.

[@hadar.shemesh]

I agree!! 😍

[@impulseimp1035]

one hundred percent true

[@grebm]

Today was my last day I had difficulty on doing the "the" sound. I said before you are an angel. Very big thank you Hadar.

[@hadar.shemesh]

I just did the happy dance after reading your comment!!!

[@grebm]

Accent's Way English with Hadar uhuuuuuu!!!

[@simonegopaul6880]

I love this. One of the best way to teach the th sound. Thanks!

[@MasambaKalaba-xo4oi]

Thanks a lot for dolling out the videos about American accent.

[@wanzhuzuo8331]

Thanks for your video, it's very helpful. The following are my learning notes。 TH 发音技巧 To make the th sound, you should stick the tongue out but just a bit, allow the air to pass between the tongue and teeth creating this friction sound. Also you want to make sure that the tongue is relaxed. 3:39 功能词TH音发音技巧 For words like "the," "this," "that," "those", you don't have to stick the tongue out. You can place it on the back of your teeth, the top teeth. It's not a D sound., it's "a D on the teeth." the-sun. 5:59 TH sound after L will---they So what you want to do is to anticipate the sound and stick the tongue out before the th. TH sound after N on---the in---the Right, so you bring the tongue out for the N and then you're relaxing it into the TH. TH sound after S/Z S/Z正常发音，舌头快速运动

[@abooswalehmosafeer173]

Wow ,what a listener indeed.

[@dimasnarendrasudibyo]

Saya baru mengetahuinya, ternyata lidah mempengaruhi dalam pengucapan terlebih ketika pengucapan kata yang ada "Th" , terimakasih Hadar ❤️❤️❤️

[@hameedhussain4614]

Ur teaching way is awesome

[@ahmedabuzeid4344]

Thanks a lot for teaching me

[@shendidys]

Omg “is that” was a challenge to me, but you make it like a piece of pie. Thanks a lot

[@themilana827]

Thank you very much teacher❤️

[@abdulrahmanratib8043]

Thanks dear couch ❤

[@longnguyen9638]

Thank you so much, Hadar 👍

[@AcessoTeleInfo]

Another great video! Your knowledge of other languages, such as Portuguese (my language) and Spanish, makes you seem to be READING my MIND when you are teaching. Congrats for share!

[@RozzaneRoy]

This is really hard for me... I don't know if it is hard for all Brazilians, especially the voiced TH, it usually sounds like a D... but I know that I really need to practice this a lot! Great exercises, Hadar! Thank you!

[@zaiaraujo]

Infelizmente é difícil pra todos os brasileiros.

[@ritikataneja4312]

I love the way you speak.

[@simonleung-englishfluencys3960]

Very helpful lesson. Thanks!

[@tinashep350]

thanks, this inspires!

[@sahanaadhikary5109]

It's wonderful.

[@elifnowra4384]

Love the way you Teach 💜

[@shiny5380]

you're amazing! thank you so much

[@keniavalenzuela1218]

Thanks!

[@johanarojas2747]

I love your lessons

[@devchakravarti2024]

Relly great 💪👍🏻 fruit full session

[@Drawingmylanguages]

One of the hardest sounds for me, whenever I ha to say words with d and th I mess up, and either pronounce th as d or d as th it’s horrible. Thanks Hadar for this amazing video!!

[@guo4133]

Hadar, you saved my poor pronunciation, thanks

[@ariel_alves_dutra]

Best explanation!! Thank you!

[@Tony32]

Thank you Hadar, this was a sanity check for me, I had noticed some native speakers saying something like /dis/, you confirmed it for me.

[@Gvitor]

Some native do pronounce words like This/that/there like dis/dat/dere, especially in some British dialects and American vernacular English (black English).

[@googlepage9992]

You are doing hard and great job 👏 👍

[@НиколайКоля-э2б]

Thanks you. Class!!!

[@camianguriarossa]

Love this video. Thank you Hadar!

[@Spokenenglish12]

Great lesson ! You are so adorable teacher. Your lessons are amazing

[@oksanazahara6166]

Great video!

[@sergeipetrov5572]

Hello Hadar! Good to see you! Thank you very much for THE LESSON! I think that a sound is a king of the kingdom of a language:) So that I like exercises in pronunciation of sounds a lot.

[@rara7543]

Nice teacher nice class .

[@serhiiarion]

Thank a lot, Hadar! I never get tired of watching TH lesson, tips and tricks 🤩 A little cheating wouldn't hurt for sure 😁 But it always boils down to practice - repetition and drilling do the work!

[@abooswalehmosafeer173]

Very helpful indeed. The th has been my nightmare.For a very long time I used to just say "fink" until very recently when I have become aware and interested in phonetics. In the meantime perhaps one or two people did try to correct me pronunciation but it did not really mean anything.Once one of the person explained try to make the sound of a bee buzzing around when I pronounced "The" but I dont think I really paid any attention although I heard his voice of explanation travelling to my ears. Otherwise it has been a lifetime of "I fink" utterly in a blissful world of ignorance. And indeed there are many of the English words I pronounce awfully subconsciously. My poor listeners of several years,what a chuckle but also what a gnashing of their teeth as they tried hard to understand what that little non native trying to say.

[@유상운-y9q]

What an authentic video!! And I realized that when it comes to practice the word"will they", my tongue was like a disaster...Lol

[@TheSunshinefee]

thank you. I just discovered you.

[@helpful-2011]

Thanks Hadar for useful video. I know you are Brooklyn girl and I used to live in diverse county, but now I moved to Suffolk county and if Manhattan, I will try. The place and time are important.

[@thegrandtandoor8086]

Amazing need more th soft and hard pronounciation videos

[@Rahmarchiori]

I've been struggling with the TH pronunciation when it comes before or after a regular verb in the past and, although I've watched lots of different videos about TH sound, no one never really talks about this issue. Could you, please, make a new video about this? I'd like to improve so much, but although I watch movies and series, I can't really do that.

[@leandrolepera9644]

Hi!! Any video to differentiate th from d sounds, as for example in there/dare? Thanks!!

[@meghsam]

Thanks. How to pronounce dr like in the word drill

[@sanakhannadeem8369]

That was quite helpful. Yeah, practice would make people perfect in speaking the #th sound.

[@henrykhosasih8781]

I'd rather say "thirty days" than "one month" to avoid that tricky "th" 😜. Also, the combination of s+th drives me crazy. E.g. is that, was the, etc.

[@MohamedEid-rd3xv]

Perfect , is there a dedicated video as "TH" spring?

[@ekaterinaratsina4664]

Months- the most challenging word for pronouncing for me

[@stck2908]

Thanks, Hadar. I was wondering what dark Land TH transition such as well then, will they, healthy, wealthy like?

[@nessd1]

'The thirty three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday. ' from the Speak English app.

[@SaluranMerekah]

Hallo Hadar. How about fast speed or normal speak without stop? Can we change the TH sound become D sound? example in the sentense use "for this" with fast speed and smoth?

[@learnenglish2568]

Teacher thanks about this video i cant thank you enough 😊 i wanna everytimes u succesful😘🌸

[@小猫看世界]

good stuff

[@aryacruz9085]

When can we use the TH voiceless and the TH voice? It's there a tip on when to use voice vs. voiceless?

[@aboodtariq9605]

Thanks

[@hadar.shemesh]

You’re welcome!

[@aboodtariq9605]

@@hadar.shemesh no problem

[@m.h.6953]

Thank you when is th pronounced as the or soft as think?

[@JL-hp5hm]

Hi, could you talk about how to pronounce the word “alter” thank you

[@sweetgiftloveusa4882]

Cuanto tiempo te llevo llegar a este nivel de ingles

[@Solidstarh]

Awesome

[@faresfares4948]

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[@azdemoz]

Muito difícil!

[@pedromalbernaz]

Do rappers say “in da club”? Thanks for the video!

[@Gvitor]

Yes they do.

[@aliansarifar1458]

❤

[@InnesSepta]

I feel very hard to pronounce th sound in ordinal.number

[@richardfrangie3518]

👍

[@familyfromhollandforever5264]

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[@totalfreedom45]

Hadar, don't fast too much next Tuesday and Wednesday! ✡️ 🤓 😘 _Three [aspirated] things [aspirated] cannot be long hidden: the [vibrated] sun, the [vibrated] moon, and the [vibrated] truth [aspirated]._ -Gautama Buddha 💕 ☮ 🌎 🌌

[@paulwain433]

very good lesson except....For most new language learners you speak way too fast. You should slow down a bit to make your lesson more effective.

[@MustangDesudiroz]

so hard

[@mohamedzakymohamedzanaty1484]

Vine prendi dentro ilpoca

[@redlinenorma1]

her "so" makes me cringe

[@hadar.shemesh]

Hey there, you can always use the ‘mute’ button

[@redlinenorma1]

@@hadar.shemesh don't get me wrong, your english is much much better than mine and nearly perfect but this "so" pronunciation is probably the last thing that's preventing you to be perceived as a native speaker. Sorry If i hurt your feelings, I really appreciate all the work you're doing and I learned a lot from this channel, Thank you very much!

[@hadar.shemesh]

Don’t worry, you’re not hurting my feelings I felt the urge to answer your silly comment that wasn’t really helping the conversation. Judgment like yours is what keeps people quiet and afraid to speak up. and you got me all wrong- my intention was never to be perceived as a native speaker. So... 😉

[@redlinenorma1]

Accent's Way English with Hadar and yet you are still replying ;)