How to Pronounce the Word SOMETHING - American English

The video tutorial by Rachel's English focuses on the correct pronunciation of the word 'something', which is often mispronounced by non-native speakers. It breaks down the word into its constituent sounds, including the S consonant, the unvoiced TH sound, and the ng consonant, while also addressing the stress and intonation patterns. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of practice and repetition to integrate the correct pronunciation into everyday speech. Additional resources and courses are suggested for further learning.

What is the first sound in the word 'something'?

• The M sound

• The S consonant sound

• The TH sound

• The NG consonant

Which sound is described as unvoiced and involves the tip of the tongue coming out?

• The NG consonant

• The TH sound

• The M sound

• The S consonant sound

What happens to the pitch and volume of the second syllable in 'something'?

• It becomes more pronounced

• It remains the same

• It becomes flatter, lower in pitch, and quieter

• It becomes higher and louder

Why is repetition emphasized in learning the pronunciation of 'something'?

• To make it a habit

• To learn new vocabulary

• To enhance listening skills

• To improve grammar

What should you ensure when practicing the TH sound in 'something'?

• The tongue should come through the teeth

• The jaw should be clenched

• The lips should be tightly closed

• The tongue should touch the roof of the mouth