English: How to Pronounce M consonant: American Accent

The video tutorial teaches how to produce the M consonant sound in American English. It explains that the sound is made by pressing the lips together while using the vocal cords, making it a voiced consonant. The video also highlights that the M sound is a nasal consonant, with air passing through the nasal passages. It compares the M sound with other nasal sounds in English, such as N and NG. The tutorial includes a slow-motion demonstration and provides practice with example words like 'mom' and 'summer'. The video concludes with a thank you to the viewers.

What is the primary method to produce the M consonant sound?

• Pressing the lips together lightly while using the vocal cords

• Using the teeth to create friction

• Keeping the lips apart and using the vocal cords

• Pressing the tongue against the roof of the mouth

Why is the M sound considered a nasal consonant?

• Because it involves the teeth

• Because it is produced with the lips

• Because air passes through the nasal passages

• Because it is a voiced sound

In the word 'mom', what happens to the lips and jaw?

• Lips remain apart and the jaw drops

• Lips press together and the jaw drops slightly

• Lips press together and the jaw rises

• Lips remain apart and the jaw stays still

Which of the following words contains the M consonant sound?

• Cat

• Dog

• Make

• Fish

What is the purpose of repeating example words like 'make' and 'my'?

• To practice the M consonant sound

• To learn new vocabulary

• To improve spelling skills

• To practice sentence formation