How to End a Word in N [n] or NG [_]: American English Pronunciation

This video tutorial focuses on distinguishing between the 'n' and 'ng' sounds in English. It explains the tongue positions for each sound and provides a visual exercise to help learners identify these sounds in words. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of tongue placement and offers practice tips for those struggling with these sounds. It concludes with encouragement to explore additional resources for further learning.

What is the primary difference in tongue position when producing the n sound compared to the ng sound?

Describe the position of the tongue when producing the ng sound.

What visual cues can help you determine if a word ends with an n or ng sound?

In the example 'wing', what does the tongue position indicate about the sound?

What does a dark space inside the mouth suggest about the sound being produced?

Why might some people find it difficult to pronounce words ending in n versus ng?

How can you practice distinguishing between n and ng sounds effectively?