Advanced American English Pronunciation Exercise: the / ŋ / (NG) sound
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Improve your pronunciation of the
Improve your pronunciation of the consonant sound /ŋ/ with this advanced exercise.
Practice saying words that consist of more than one /ŋ/ (NG) sound and words that combine the /ŋ/ and the /n/ sounds.
Each next word will be harder to make than the previous one.
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Quick Links:
• Advanced pronunciation exercise for the /ŋ/ sound: 00:00
• Introduction: 00:20
• Pronunciation exercise: 01:27
Related videos:
► Consonant Sound /ŋ/ (NG) as in "thing"- American English Pronunciation: https://goo.gl/N3c8V4
►Thin or Thing? Sin or Sing? American English Pronunciation: https://goo.gl/EXi7P6
You may also like:
► Consonant Sound /n/ as in "nice"- American English Pronunciation: https://goo.gl/zFqjCl
►Advanced American Pronunciation Exercise for /r/ and /l/ sounds, as in "curriculum": https://goo.gl/XCD0te
Playlists:
► Pronunciation of Consonant Sounds (playlist): https://goo.gl/588WHr
►Pronunciation of Vowel Sounds (playlist) https://goo.gl/jtRMF9
►Contrasting Sounds: Pronunciation Exercises (playlist) https://goo.gl/T3Jo6u
[THIS VIDEO HAS ENGLISH, SPANISH, JAPANESE, CHINESE, VIETNAMESE, AND PORTUGUESE SUBTITLES]
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TRANSCRIPT
Hello there! This is the "Sounds American" channel.
This is an advanced exercise to fine tune your pronunciation of the American sound /ŋ/, as in the word "thing."
In our previous videos, we've already covered the pronunciation of the /ŋ/ sound and practiced it in contrasting word pairs, like "thin" and "thing." If you haven't watched these videos yet, make sure you do, because this advanced exercise is going to be more challenging. BTW, you can find relevant links in the description below, as usual.
Okay, the next step towards improving your American pronunciation is to practice the /ŋ/ consonant in tricky combinations with other nasal and stop sounds, like /n/, /d/, or /t/.
There are two key ideas behind this exercise:
first, you'll have to pronounce lots of /ŋ/ sounds.
Second, each word will be harder to make than the previous one.
You'll likely find it difficult, but that's exactly the point. Remember "no pain, no gain."
[Pronunciation exercise]
This is how it works.
You'll see a word on the screen and hear its pronunciation. Like this.
Repeat each word after the speaker. Try to pronounce the word s as best as you can. Pause if you need more time.
Let's begin.
• ban – banning – bang – banging – banged
• fan – fanning – fang – fanging – fanged
• pan – panning – pang – panging – panged
• pin – pinning – ping – pinging – pinged
• sin – sinning – sing – singing – sang
• stun – stunning – sting – stinging – stung
• tan – tanning – tang – tanging – tanged
• tin – tinning – ting – tinging – tinged
• win – winning – wing – winging – winged
• run – running – ring – ringing – rang
You did it! Congratulations!
That was fun, wasn't it?
OK, you deserve a break. Now click "like," get some rest and come back soon.
… and don't forget to subscribe!
Practice saying words that consist of more than one /ŋ/ (NG) sound and words that combine the /ŋ/ and the /n/ sounds.
Each next word will be harder to make than the previous one.
Liked the video? You'll love our website: https://soundsamerican.net/
Quick Links:
• Advanced pronunciation exercise for the /ŋ/ sound: 00:00
• Introduction: 00:20
• Pronunciation exercise: 01:27
Related videos:
► Consonant Sound /ŋ/ (NG) as in "thing"- American English Pronunciation: https://goo.gl/N3c8V4
►Thin or Thing? Sin or Sing? American English Pronunciation: https://goo.gl/EXi7P6
You may also like:
► Consonant Sound /n/ as in "nice"- American English Pronunciation: https://goo.gl/zFqjCl
►Advanced American Pronunciation Exercise for /r/ and /l/ sounds, as in "curriculum": https://goo.gl/XCD0te
Playlists:
► Pronunciation of Consonant Sounds (playlist): https://goo.gl/588WHr
►Pronunciation of Vowel Sounds (playlist) https://goo.gl/jtRMF9
►Contrasting Sounds: Pronunciation Exercises (playlist) https://goo.gl/T3Jo6u
[THIS VIDEO HAS ENGLISH, SPANISH, JAPANESE, CHINESE, VIETNAMESE, AND PORTUGUESE SUBTITLES]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
TRANSCRIPT
Hello there! This is the "Sounds American" channel.
This is an advanced exercise to fine tune your pronunciation of the American sound /ŋ/, as in the word "thing."
In our previous videos, we've already covered the pronunciation of the /ŋ/ sound and practiced it in contrasting word pairs, like "thin" and "thing." If you haven't watched these videos yet, make sure you do, because this advanced exercise is going to be more challenging. BTW, you can find relevant links in the description below, as usual.
Okay, the next step towards improving your American pronunciation is to practice the /ŋ/ consonant in tricky combinations with other nasal and stop sounds, like /n/, /d/, or /t/.
There are two key ideas behind this exercise:
first, you'll have to pronounce lots of /ŋ/ sounds.
Second, each word will be harder to make than the previous one.
You'll likely find it difficult, but that's exactly the point. Remember "no pain, no gain."
[Pronunciation exercise]
This is how it works.
You'll see a word on the screen and hear its pronunciation. Like this.
Repeat each word after the speaker. Try to pronounce the word s as best as you can. Pause if you need more time.
Let's begin.
• ban – banning – bang – banging – banged
• fan – fanning – fang – fanging – fanged
• pan – panning – pang – panging – panged
• pin – pinning – ping – pinging – pinged
• sin – sinning – sing – singing – sang
• stun – stunning – sting – stinging – stung
• tan – tanning – tang – tanging – tanged
• tin – tinning – ting – tinging – tinged
• win – winning – wing – winging – winged
• run – running – ring – ringing – rang
You did it! Congratulations!
That was fun, wasn't it?
OK, you deserve a break. Now click "like," get some rest and come back soon.
… and don't forget to subscribe!
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