English: How to Pronounce CH [_] and JJ [_] Sounds: American Accent

The video tutorial teaches the pronunciation of the ch and dz sounds, explaining their characteristics as voiced and unvoiced consonants. It details the mouth positions and techniques for forming these sounds, including the combination of t and sh for ch, and d and z for dz. The tutorial provides a slow-motion demonstration and practice words to help learners master these sounds. The video concludes with a summary and thanks to the viewers.

What is the main difference between the CH and DZ sounds in terms of voicing?

• CH is voiced, DZ is unvoiced

• Both are voiced

• CH is unvoiced, DZ is voiced

• Both are unvoiced

Which combination of sounds creates the CH sound?

• T and Z

• T and SH

• D and Z

• D and SH

What is the correct tongue position for producing the CH and DZ sounds?

• Tongue touches the back of the teeth

• Tongue stays flat

• Tongue touches the roof of the mouth

• Tongue touches the bottom of the mouth

In the word 'jar', what happens to the lips and teeth before the release?

• Lips close tightly, teeth part

• Lips flare, teeth come together

• Lips relax, teeth stay apart

• Lips and teeth both stay apart

Which of the following words contains the DZ sound?

• Chase

• Attach

• Teacher

• Danger