Learn how to pronounce the two TH sounds /θ/ and /ð/ (voiced and voiceless) in English. Check out my YouTube channel for weekly videos to help improve your pronunciation, speaking, and listening skills! - https://www.youtube.com/pronunciationwithemma Please keep in mind that accents vary across England and some speakers may pronounce this sound very differently to how it is shown in this video. Please respect and open yourselves up to different accents and variations of English. It will help imp

The “th” digraph in English makes two different sounds: ⸻ 🌬️ 1. Unvoiced “th” sound This sound is soft — you blow air between your tongue and teeth. 🔈 It’s the sound in: • think • thumb • thin • thank • tooth 🗣️ Try saying “think” — your vocal cords do not vibrate. ⸻ 🔊 2. Voiced “th” sound This one is stronger — your vocal cords vibrate when you say it. 🔈 It’s the sound in: • that • this • them • there • mother 🗣️ Try saying “this” — you’ll feel a vibration in your throat. #phonics #thapun