Lesson 1a - "TH" - English Pronunciation

thank you Jenny it's so nice of you! I think I'm a lucky girl to have you as teacher! tou're the greatest english teacher! you helped me a lot, and I continue to study english with your lessons! I'm from france and I haven't money to study at an english shcool, and then you're my only teacher,and I hope one day, I'll speak english fluetly.

thank you very much, may God bless you and your kids

Thanks for uploading, I had a lot of doubts with this sound TH

I appreciate your lesson
I'm Japanese and I haven't learned pronaunciation from junior and high school teacher. I think the English lectures that Japanse teacher holds have some problems.
Because they are supposed to teach just grammer, reading and writing a little.
I hope a number of teachers that teach speaking and listening increase in Japan.

I would need a whole review from the very beginning! I had two academic years of intensive Japanese, but that was a long time ago. :(

I'll try. For now, here's a tip:
Remember that the two sounds are the same with the exception that /k/ is unvoiced and /g/ is voiced. Can you make /p/ and /b/? How about /t/ and /d/? If you can, then you understand the principle of stopping the airflow. With /p,b/ you use your lips. With /t,d/ you use the tip of your tongue and your upper teeth. With /k,g/ you use the back of your tongue and the roof of your mouth. Good luck!

Its a fortune to have formal speech training here in my country, thank you Miss Jennifer i appreciate what you are doing and its helping me a lot

I have a question.
I'm wondering how to pronaunce "k" and "g"
So I want you to make a video about that.
Please

it's a really good idea to learn this wonderful language on line..thank you to Jennifer. Daniela

Hello Jenifer ,I would be capable of explaining like you in my language -Japanese, but I wish I could instruct it in English as much as you do.

You have a goal, and you sound determined to reach it. Good luck. Let me help with some corrections:
"Thanks for helping me learn English idioms. I'm a Brazilian teen, and I have a dream. One day I want to speak and write English very well. At the moment, I have difficulty learning and understanding what you say in the lessons, but I will persist. Thanks very much."

Hello Jennifer, 1 Thanks to help me learn the english idiom, IM bRAZILIAM teen and have a dream. One day I want to speak and write in english very well. In moment a have dificult to learne and understand, to comprender what you speak in its lessons, but I will go to persist in learning. Thaks very much

Cleiton de Souza
Rio Pomba - MINAS GERAIS
Brasil

Never lose faith. I believe in the old saying: if there's a will, there's a way. Happy studies to you!

Hi Jennifer. I've been looking for a way to practice to get my pronunciation ina better shape. I had almost lost my faith til I got across your material here. Thank you Jenniger. You're the Best. M from Helsinki Finland.

How wonderful that you and your wife will share the rewarding work of teaching. I see the connection, by the way, between your positions as an air traffic controller and a teacher: both require effective communication. I think you'll enjoy the dynamics of the language classroom more, though!

Hi Jennifer. I'm studying in a College to become an Inglish Teacher here in Brazil.
Before that, I was a Self-Learner but I always have worked hard to achieve good results on your language. I'm a Air Traffic Controller nice 1997 and my wife is an English Teacher since the 80's. Finally, congratulations for your support to all non-native speakers As I am. God Bless you.