euncu
Senior Member
- Joined
- Aug 22, 2009
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- Native Language
- Turkish
- Home Country
- Turkey
- Current Location
- Turkey
A /g/ is pronounced and heard in some dialects, but not in Standard English. You may think you hear it, but it isn't there,
Well, to improve my pronunciation I've made much use of some videos on the internet on the English sounds that my mother language doesn't have. They were very useful with particularly correcting my voiceless th and to some degree with the voiced th. But when it comes to the ŋ sound, it's been a total failure because I even couldn't discern the difference between the ŋ and ng sounds all the time the instructors say them one after other. Everytime it just sounds like ng on the contrary of what you said. So I still keep on saying the sound as ng.
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