English Sounds - N [n] Consonant - How to make the N [n] Consonant

The video tutorial teaches how to produce the nasal consonant sound in American English. It explains the necessary mouth and tongue positions, emphasizing the importance of keeping the tongue relaxed and wide. The tutorial includes close-up views and practice examples with words like 'no', 'snag', and 'on'. It concludes with a repetition of example words to reinforce learning.

What is the primary physical action involved in making the end consonant sound?

• Clenching the fists

• Dropping the jaw slightly

• Tapping the foot

• Raising the eyebrows

How many nasal sounds are there in American English?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two

What should you focus on to help relax the tongue?

• Keeping the tongue wide

• Keeping the tongue narrow

• Keeping the tongue pointed

• Keeping the tongue curled

What indicates tension in the tongue during practice?

• A burning sensation

• A clicking sound

• Darkness on the sides of the tongue

• A tingling sensation

Which of the following words is used as an example for practicing the end consonant sound?

• Cat

• Tree

• Dog

• Snag