How to Pronounce "n" /n/ and "ng" /ŋ/ in English

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Hello l hope you explain sound sh and g and syllabic n and l and .

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Thanks from Russia. Russians haven't got "ng-sound", and I used to not hear differens between these sounds

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It's a fantastic demonstration of the pronunciation of those sounds in a simple and effective way. I'm a non-native speaker - from Northeast India . I really like all your videos. With love and best wishes

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[@EvanArg]

When I was in my freashman's year, I remember our Phonetics teacher told us /ŋ/ was something like pronouncing 'tango' but holding the sound. I'll never forget that introduction.

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[@starlight8452]

was it Nini? 😆

[@EvanArg]

@@starlight8452 Yes haha such a long time ago! 😂😊

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Your this video has helped me alot to understand about n, thanks for uploading this kind of video.

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[@Pronunciationwithemma]

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[@liubinghong423]

Really love ur explaination. The demonstrations are quite helpful for me to differentiate the /n/ & /ng/ sound.

[@ricardoluizmarcello]

Hi Emma! Did you notice that when n is before “k” or “g” (velar plosives) the sound is always /ŋ/, that is also velar?

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Yeah, it can change :)

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Thank you Emma. I enjoyed your pronunciation video of " n'" and ng" Emma your teaching of pronunciation is really adorable. I want to join your online pronunciation course

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[@bharath7647]

Ma'am this is brilliant. But I couldn't find a similar videos for all the sounds in the playlist created by you in your channel. Especially I couldn't find some consonants. May be it is planned. Else I would request you to create one for all consonant sounds. All your videos are excellent and your knack to explain it simply nonpareil.

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

It's planned for the future :)

[@RobSanx]

Thank you sooo much specially for the notes at the end about -ing. Someone corrected me and I was going a bit crazy listening and investigating about it, thinking I had been doing it wrong all this time. I found connecting with n sound is easier and sounds more fluent, so speaking english as a second language I should be able to choose what makes me feel more like me, more natural. But not if it's not right at all of course. I can sleep peacefully now! 🙏

[@angeldavid1131]

Thank you so much, u have no idea, how long I've been searching how to make the "ng" sound, I didn't undesrtand others videos, but I understood this one so easily, and was the same thing for the "th" sounds, your explanation was so easy to understand

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

I'm so happy to help :)

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Great. Ma'am what about the words traditional & conventional? Are these synonym? Please include it in any video lesson. Thank you

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Nice to hear and watch from you this lesson.

[@DawnPeacock]

I know someone who just asked me about the difference between these two sounds! I will share this video with him.

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Thanks Emma! That video really helped me to pronounce many words correctly.

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I love your videos so much Emma! They are so useful! Is there any video to learn the / θ / sound? For me is the most difficult consonant sound to pronounce right now

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

Yes, I have a full video about it

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Hey Emma.How's it going? Would you please make a series of videos about how to pronouce the consonant sounds as you did for the vowels.

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

In the future, sure! :)

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[@mayankdubey7778]

I learned a lot from this video thank you

[@GehanAdel]

changing the pronunciation I have learned to this more advanced one needs a prolonged period of practice moreover, the position of the tongue in ŋ sound really hard in the beginning, .I hope that changes in the future. Thanks a lot of your efforts

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Amazing lesson

[@tahernabieh6096]

best description of sound ŋ

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Your video is perfect! Thanks a lot , and it's realy helpful to me!

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I already have!
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Can you detect the difference of these sounds in daily conversation? and with closed eyes?

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

I talk about this at the end :)

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Hi! I have a question... could you do a video for the entire Yorkshire transcription please?
I can't find any video about EVERY vowels AND consonants...
I know it is not your accent but we never know.....

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Please watch
ruclips.net/video/vB-7HCwmHTk/видео.html

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Can we say to kids that letter (g) is silent after letter (n) when it comes at the end of words ?For example : sing,wing,ring,king. Can we tell them this to make it simple ?

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

It isn't silent! It just changes to a completely different sound:)

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[@ugurseferli8136]

Hello Emma. Thanks for the video. I have a question. I will be very happy if you answer. What is the difference between / əʊ / / and / oʊ /. The same word is written differently in the American and English accent.For example UK /ˈnəʊ.tɪs/ and USA /ˈnoʊ.t̬ɪs/.What is the difference between them?Thanks:)

[@Pronunciationwithemma]

I wouldn't even worry about this unless you were doing a degree in phonetics, the difference is so so sooo subtle.

[@jaritikkanen3958]

Oh that clarifield pronounce differences.
Often I am wonder how some speech some ing ending sounds almost like k? But that ng (I cannot make that symbol) explane that. 😊
Thanks Emma

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You pronounced the "Ng" sound very well. Most people pronounce this sound getting easily wrong.

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Thanks Emma luckily I did not smash my phone before I finally made the sounds. Lucky to know the differences.