Tongue twisters are sentences that are designed to be difficult to articulate properly. /s/ & /θ/ Nothing is worth thousands of deaths. Silly snakes slither silently seeking thick thorns. Stealthy shadows thrummed softly through the thicket. /h/ & no /h/ In…
Vowels can be defined with three different criteria: OPENNESS – how much the mouth is openPLACE – where the sound is realized, in the back of the throat or in the front near the lipsROUNDNESS – how rounded the lips…
When an -S is added at the end of a word, either for the plural or the third person of the singular with the present it does not always sound the same. The pronunciation of -S depends on the final consonant…
