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| I have problem with "ing" sound I can't say it correctly I've searched on the internet but, I didn't find any methed Thanks in advanced |
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| Some of the online English dictionaries have an audio icon that you can click on for pronunciation. For example: m-w.com |
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It's one of the three nasal consonants of English - m, n, / ŋ/ The sound of any of these is immediately stopped when you pinch your nose. m is stopped at the lips. n is stopped by the front of the tongue against the alveolar ridge. ng is stopped by the back of tongue against the soft palate. So if you can make a sound by raising the very back of your tongue such that the sound stops when you pinch your nose, then it's close being an / ŋ/ Also, look here: Sounds of English |
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