English Sounds - G [g] and K [k] Consonants - How to make the G [g] and K [k] Consonants

This video tutorial teaches the pronunciation of the G and K consonant sounds, which share the same mouth position. The G sound is voiced, while the K sound is unvoiced. Both are stop consonants, requiring a stop and release of airflow. The tutorial demonstrates these sounds in words, explains how native speakers link words by skipping the release of stop consonants, and provides examples for practice. The video aims to help learners understand and practice these sounds effectively.

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