"TH" sound

>>53437167
a brit once said in a thread

'put your tongue behind your teeth and breath'

and I guess it works, it sounds really close

>>53437167
Well, you shouldn't come to Spain

>>53437344
there are 2 different sounds for the same group of letters

>>53437344
he tricked you
by doing that for years you end up having brit teeth

you should probably stop doing it

When I started to learn English I couldn't produce the th sounds but I was able to lisp in (Swiss) German. Was kind of weird.

the th in that is not the same th in teeth

so one rule does not apply to all

yw

>>53437470
One is voiced, the other voiceless.

Thou doth protest too much, methinks

>>53437167
put your tongue on your teeth retard

>>53437678
*tips skull

>>53437685
my meemaw went to Britain and she said that was the main cause of gap between theets
so no thanks

>>53437167
"CH" sound

>>53437774
it's not exactly on it, the tongue is behind it, touching it

>>53437774
americans get braces so we don't worry about that problem

>>53437827
"oaxaca" sound

>>53437917
I thought braces were for legs mate? Never heard of them being used on teeth lol

>the sound of the chickens stolen by the "R word" people

>>53437344
Argentines cant make the "th" sound? How come I never knew this?

>>53437344
wtf
>>53437377

>>53437167
>can'ting into zeta sound
Vocal discapacity at its finest.

>>53438120
not all spanish is the same

pretty straight forward

>>53438079
As of today, the only Spanish speaking countries to pronounce the "th" are Spain and Guinea Ecuatorial, and some accents in Filipinas.

th p ez desu

I think Armenians and Albanians also have "th"

>>53437344
Not behind, but underneath the top row of teeth. Then breathe.

>>53437167
You mean Θ ?
>>53438773
This.
Tongue underneath the top row of teeth, resting on bottom lip
Breathe
Repeat until you learn doing it without spitting everywhere

>trouble with foreign sounds
Is it not just as simple as learning to whistle? Practice enough and it becomes second nature