Holy cow! Thank you. It was exactly what I was searching for. It is by far the best video I have seen about this subject. Thank you very much! EDIT: Also, subscribed!
Thanks for your video, it's very helpful. The following are my learning notes. 学习笔记：当th在t d n l 后时，在发t d n l 时直接把舌头放在发th的位置即可。 1:29 n--th连接 in the, month; instead of placing the tongue behind the teeth just place it on the teeth, then my tongue is already out there ready for the th sound, so you see the tongue goes up touches the teeth and then I'm relaxing the tongue allowing the air to pass to create the th sound. 2:35 t--th连接 at the, eighth, at this; so let's produce the T on the teeth, you see the tongue goes up and then I relax it for the th sound. 3.14 d--th连接 width, good thing; so the tongue is already on the teeth for the for the D.
Thank you Hadar! Your explanation is so clear and easy to understand . I’m non-english speaker and especially pronunciation ‘Th’ was so hard for me..but i got an answer 😆
Hi Don, being born of German immigrants myself I can relate, but du kannst lernen! I also recommend the following video too: ruclips.net/video/qyawkOGyf-Y/видео.html
I've received and watched so many pronunciation lessons so far and they've helped me improve my pronunciation in some measure, but I still had something itchy with my pronunciation. Now I feel like I've finally found an oasis in the desert even offering me a straw so that I can easily suck it up. You seem to know exactly where English learners have problem with pronunciation. The most penetrative video ever. Thx :)
I kept searching for this video a lot of time to handle this problem with me, so thank you it really helped me, but i was waiting for the s and z consonants but you didn't mention the way to pronounce them in the video.
Hey hadar.you are by far the best English teacher I have seen on you tube.I especially love your intonation while talking which is quite natural sounding to me.there are some teachers who intentionally put on a very slow and kinda flat intonation ,may be just to b more undrestandable to us non natives,bt with all due respect I dont think that will help us.dear hadar will u please teach me how to pronounce S at the begining of words without adding E sound.it is difficult for us persians to pronunce student,story,stimulate whithout adding e.love from Iran.
Thanks to the author. This is the greatest method i've ever met on the internet so far. TH sound is a most challenging for me. But how about right before/after Z and S? You metnioned them in the beginning of the video but not stopped on them particularly. For example: "since then"
Hadar, you're really awesome!!! Thank you so much! It's such a pleasure to listen to you, to all your fab tips! And to look at you, too!!! Great job!!!💗🤗
It’s pretty funny as a Native American English speaker that the trick for “in the” is actually the exact same way that I say it when I’m speaking more on the quicker side. Same with several others. I never noticed that before haha
This is actually a thing that we learn in Tajweed (The way to read Qur'an). It's called "Idhgham" which means merging the first letter with the second one (either complete merge which means you don't hear the first letter at all, or half merge which means the first letter is still heard clearly).
Alright, seems I've found my inspiration and living evidence that my speaking goal is indeed achievable. So near, and yet so far... But day after day, it is getting closer to the final destination. Don't know any sensible way to say thanks so I'll stick with many thanks, alright? Cheers.
I have an interdental lisp that makes my s and z sounds be pronounced with a tongue position that is very similar to the one of the θ and ð sounds, and still sound like s and z. I look for a way to make them sound different: I pronounce the s and z sounds with loose lips and the θ and ð sounds with spreading lips and the tongue farther forward.
Hi Hadar, you are awesome, this lesson helped me a lot. Thanks a lot. I would like to know if you have another that explain the pronounciation in conversation with the words in a sentence together "....them than...." ? is there any tip to differenciate the sound of them in real conversatition ?
HI hadar that was really helpful.could you please help clarify the difference between "th" when it sounds like in then which is more like D sound and "th" in thanks which sounds more like T sound exactly they are shown in dictionary symbols with an oval shape one with a line in the middle and one with a tail on the top . I can't find the symbols to type them but I hope you can grasp what I mean thank you for your brilliant videos
It’s a nice video! I wonder how to pronounce th after m, like “something”. One does need to fully close their mouth to pronounce m. Is there still a way to “cheat”?
thanks for liking (fyi i meant teacher) I also had a question about when youre speaking fast. DO you still pronounce the th as a whole ,or you just make it a d or t sound
Thank you for the helpful video ! I have a question, should I try to pronounce every single word which ends with a t,n,l,d to pronounce with my tongue on my teeth, or is it only when a th is following after?
thanks, I'm a native English speaker but I always found it slightly awkward to say month, til I watched this clip, though I still find saying months awkward
Holy cow! Thank you. It was exactly what I was searching for. It is by far the best video I have seen about this subject. Thank you very much!
EDIT: Also, subscribed!
Thank you!!! So happy to hear:)
Gian C. me too hehe. thanks
Haha your text is good for practicing the TH :)
Fantastic! Hadar, after 20+ years of struggling with "th", you've showed me the way to feel happy and comfortable! Thank you so much
That’s a huge win!!! Good for you! (And for me too)
Hi. This is the best explanation of “th” sound. Thank you
Thanks for your video, it's very helpful.
The following are my learning notes.
学习笔记：当th在t d n l 后时，在发t d n l 时直接把舌头放在发th的位置即可。
1:29 n--th连接
in the, month; instead of
placing the tongue behind the teeth just place it on the teeth, then my tongue is already out there
ready for the th sound, so you
see the tongue goes up touches the teeth and then I'm relaxing the tongue allowing the air to pass to create the th sound.
2:35 t--th连接
at the, eighth, at this; so let's produce the T on the teeth, you see the tongue goes up and then I relax it for the th sound.
3.14 d--th连接
width, good thing; so the tongue is
already on the teeth for the for the D.
Hello WanZhu, there is another NEW TH-SOUND video here: ruclips.net/video/ZZmO6Z6YTmY/видео.html
Oh my...are you a wizard? Because these tips are like spellings, they're just working!!!
It is super. Very smart. That kind of thing really distinguishes Hadar from the other lecturers.
Thank you Hadar! Your explanation is so clear and easy to understand . I’m non-english speaker and especially pronunciation ‘Th’ was so hard for me..but i got an answer 😆
Best teacher good explain greatings from Romanian
I recognize Brazilians by the TH sound. This is the thing we strugle the most
My german tongue is in utter pain .. but it was worth it (;
Hahaha
Hi Don, being born of German immigrants myself I can relate, but du kannst lernen! I also recommend the following video too: ruclips.net/video/qyawkOGyf-Y/видео.html
I like this method... Really helpful.. thanks a lot my teacher..
I've received and watched so many pronunciation lessons so far and they've helped me improve my pronunciation in some measure, but I still had something itchy with my pronunciation. Now I feel like I've finally found an oasis in the desert even offering me a straw so that I can easily suck it up. You seem to know exactly where English learners have problem with pronunciation. The most penetrative video ever. Thx :)
Wow thanks for this awesome comment. So happy I can help.
This tip is unbelievable. You are a Role Model. Thank You.
I kept searching for this video a lot of time to handle this problem with me, so thank you it really helped me, but i was waiting for the s and z consonants but you didn't mention the way to pronounce them in the video.
I feel too hard with the th sound, I am from Vietnam. And now, I find a way. Thank you a lot.
Thank you for telling me😁
You are awesome. The message is so clear.
+Kenneth Yuman Thank you!
Wow! Excellent tip. I've always pronounced the final n sound, for instance, a pause and then the th sound!
Hey hadar.you are by far the best English teacher I have seen on you tube.I especially love your intonation while talking which is quite natural sounding to me.there are some teachers who intentionally put on a very slow and kinda flat intonation ,may be just to b more undrestandable to us non natives,bt with all due respect I dont think that will help us.dear hadar will u please teach me how to pronounce S at the begining of words without adding E sound.it is difficult for us persians to pronunce student,story,stimulate whithout adding e.love from Iran.
Thank you so much Hadar.you saved me. I could barely pronounce that properly , but your trick worked.Thanks a lot
Happy to hear!
OMG these transitions is exactly where I’m stuck, particularly t-th, d-th. Thank so much Hadar!!! I can’t wait to start practicing and drilling👍🏻😜
I realized a new world with your lesson! I'm glad so much!! Thak you and God bless you!!!
I love ypu Hadar. Thank you for helping me improve my english speaking skills.
My absolute pleasure 🌸
Thank you Hadar!, you're awesome!! your are explain clearly end easy. I am undestand. I love it!
Thanks to the author. This is the greatest method i've ever met on the internet so far.
TH sound is a most challenging for me.
But how about right before/after Z and S? You metnioned them in the beginning of the video but not stopped on them particularly.
For example: "since then"
I’m a native speaker, and the word “sixths” is still awkward to pronounce smoothly. Like... “siksths”. Why is that allowed?
I watch your videos daily. I am Markus chisim one of your email students.
Bravo. You explain TH gergously.
How have I missed your channel for so long?! This is so helpful!
Already subscribed, of course! Great job!
+Ruan L. S. Lima yey! Thanks 😊
love it! Thanks so much Hadar.
Best , very talented , love your method !
Hadar, you're
really awesome!!! Thank you so much! It's such a pleasure to listen to you, to all your fab tips! And to look at you, too!!! Great job!!!💗🤗
This video is so helpful. We don't have these sounds in Vietnamese. Thank you very much.
This one is hard! Thanks for this valuable video!
Great job Teacher and i'll watch this video over and over again
Congratulations from Brasil🇧🇷🇧🇷
Outstanding explanation! Thanks for sharing it.
Amazing ! very useful thank you
Thank you for your videos 👍
Thanks Ms. Hadar! It is tricky but I know it would help me, Thank you! 🧡
I love your class Hadar
It’s pretty funny as a Native American English speaker that the trick for “in the” is actually the exact same way that I say it when I’m speaking more on the quicker side. Same with several others. I never noticed that before haha
thank you so much! i speak german and this is suuuper hard to learn this.
Thanks sooooooooooooo much for all your tips. You are an amazing teacher !
Hello Hadar, thanks for all you do, is it the same for s before th in words like anesthesia," "anaesthetic," "anesthesiologist," and "anaesthetize?
I like your resemblance of the KONECRANES account manager in terms of lingual education
This is actually a thing that we learn in Tajweed (The way to read Qur'an). It's called "Idhgham" which means merging the first letter with the second one (either complete merge which means you don't hear the first letter at all, or half merge which means the first letter is still heard clearly).
That was helpful, thanks.
thank you very much good things take time
Very clear and easy to follow. Good job. thanks
Thank you very much Hadar, all the time I had found -th difficult. That helped me a lot. By the way, you look so cute.
could you please make video for difference between immigration an emigration in prounonciaton????
nice video ! thank you for these tricks that make us sound better when we speak english
greetings from el salvador bye bye :)
Thank you!
Amo tus videos, sos muy buena explicando
Hello Marisol, there is another NEW TH-SOUND video here: ruclips.net/video/ZZmO6Z6YTmY/видео.html
Awesome video! But, what about the n’t endings, like “don’t, doesn’t, won’t, can’t”. How do I link them to th? E.g.: I don’t think so.
Alright, seems I've found my inspiration and living evidence that my speaking goal is indeed achievable.
So near, and yet so far... But day after day, it is getting closer to the final destination.
Don't know any sensible way to say thanks so I'll stick with many thanks, alright?
Cheers.
You are soooo sweet. Thank you. So happy I can help!!
Thanks, Hadar. You are the best teacher in the world ! You help me very much. Greetings :)
You're welcome!
Thanks. Your information helped me a lot !!!
I'm happy to hear:)
wonderful teaching. thanks.
Hadara thank you so much, I'm really appreciative of your useful videos ,Plz keep up like that.
I will!
You're so good with your mouth and tongue thank you
4:31
All my life I thought that was the correct way to say the th sound. Everyone in my country says it like that.
Are you south Asian? that's the most common way to say it in Indic languages, hence south Asian people say it that way.
U're from India??
omg thanks Ms Hadar so so much. This is my mistake and also my question in a long time.
Hello An, there is another NEW TH-SOUND video here: ruclips.net/video/ZZmO6Z6YTmY/видео.html
I have an interdental lisp that makes my s and z sounds be pronounced with a tongue position that is very similar to the one of the θ and ð sounds, and still sound like s and z. I look for a way to make them sound different: I pronounce the s and z sounds with loose lips and the θ and ð sounds with spreading lips and the tongue farther forward.
Thank you gorgeous! this exercises are very helpful.. all the best.
I've to watch this video again
You are spetacular, Hadar. Thank you.
WOW, that's really brilliant , I'll not suffer with this sound anymore. ;)
+Hamdy Tawfeek Yey!
You make it easy 🥺🤩 Thanks
Fantastic. Great tips! Thanks, Hadar.
+Ran Levi :)
Amazing!
Hi Hadar, you are awesome, this lesson helped me a lot. Thanks a lot.
I would like to know if you have another that explain the pronounciation in conversation with the words in a sentence together "....them than...." ? is there any tip to differenciate the sound of them in real conversatition ?
it is really incredible. thank you!
Very good! Thank you.
What a great video, I love it!
Thank you!
Thank you so much!!! It helps me a lot to improve my pronounciation☺
AWESOME pronunciation hack!!!
Thankyou verymuch
Excelent tip! thanks.
I want a video of the international phonetic alphabet
HI hadar that was really helpful.could you please help clarify the difference between "th" when it sounds like in then which is more like D sound and "th" in thanks which sounds more like T sound exactly they are shown in dictionary symbols with an oval shape one with a line in the middle and one with a tail on the top . I can't find the symbols to type them but I hope you can grasp what I mean thank you for your brilliant videos
It’s a nice video! I wonder how to pronounce th after m, like “something”. One does need to fully close their mouth to pronounce m. Is there still a way to “cheat”?
Thanks a lot, this's very helpful
thank you madam
Again great vid, thanks a lot. Would you pls teach us how to say "another thing“ very quickly yet clearly.
I need more lesson about this...
Good tips
Excellent channel. I'm going through all your videos :)
Yay!
What is the word you say at 2:33?
U can turn the caption on
How are you my teacher
Very Helpful. Thanks :)
I've been able to pronounce it for 3 years, I am a 14 year old non native speaker. Do English people always pronounce it.
Hello, can you help me to pronounce from /v/ to /th/ , for example : of the air
finding that video was definitely a good thing
u r a genius, thanks alot!
+Hosam Elshazly :):)
could you please be my freaking english teaching??!!! much love all the way from morocco
thanks for liking (fyi i meant teacher) I also had a question about when youre speaking fast. DO you still pronounce the th as a whole ,or you just make it a d or t sound
Thank you for the helpful video !
I have a question, should I try to pronounce every single word which ends with a t,n,l,d to pronounce with my tongue on my teeth, or is it only when a th is following after?
Thank you! :) It's good tips for practice!
:)+Nomo Kvil
Super
самое внятное объяснение, как произносить не произносимое :)
HI TEACHER. Thank for sharing this great lesson. I'd like to know how to pronounce these words, seat ,sit and sat, Cup , cap cop ?
Isn't just reduce the /t/ and /d/ sound?
thanks, I'm a native English speaker but I always found it slightly awkward to say month, til I watched this clip, though I still find saying months awkward
Why do you still find it awkward? What part? +Johnny Chiato