How to pronounce V in english?

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>>73556840
?

>>73556756
hahahahahaah spanish-speaking idiots btfo

in spanish, v sounds like b.

like ë̵̢̡̧̛̛̛̛̛̛̛̛̺̹̳͇̭̩̪͓̮̳͎͕̩͕̰̝̩̩̦̦̘͖̪͇̮͔͚̩͙̒́͊̊̀͛̌̓͗́̈́̀̀̈́͒̍͒̋̾́̌̉̂̀̿̅̀͋̐̅͌̀̐̐̎͒̅͊̿̆͛̿̈́̊̅̄̅̌̃̋͐̈́̒̋̇̅̽̀̎̒́͊̔̀̐̒̍̏̂͛́̄̽͌̀̈̽̊͊́͐̓͌̅̔̌̾͛̎̆̋̕̚̕̕̕̚͘͜͜͜͝͠͝͝͠͝͝͠͝ͅ

Pon los dientes de arriba en el labio inferior.

>>73556882
oh, sorry I''m sleepy, I read "how to pronounce V in your language"

>>73556961
>>73556966
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Halfway between [b] and [f].

>>73557418
Ohhh i get it now!

>>73557418
hmmm i always thought it was halfway between [b] and [y] instead

>>73557007
Go to sleep fren

>>73556756
Like f

Your gonna sound retarded anyway So just use f.

>>73556756
Like an f but you make a buzzing sound, kind of like bees.

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What kind of stupid question is that?

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>>73556941
ESTE,
O português é a lingua superior!

>>73558699
i love ireland now

>>73556756
ja wie?!

>>73558060
>>73558127
Thx thx

>>73556756
It's exactly like /f/ but with your vocal chords activated. Consider the difference between /k/ and /g/ and between /t/ and /d/. It's _kinda_ the same thing, but with sibilants rather than stops.

okay, serious answer now:
pronounce it /v/
voiced labiodental fricative
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiced_labiodental_fricative

>>73556756
upper teeth with bottom lip

>>73558926
>>73558932
Yes i understand now, tell mods to delet my thread