Voiced /th/ Sound Production Techniques

The video tutorial focuses on teaching the pronunciation of the voiced /th/ sound. It begins with an introduction to the sound and its representation, followed by a step-by-step guide on how to produce it. The tutorial includes practice sessions where viewers can try making the sound and feel their vocal cords vibrate. It also provides examples of words containing the voiced /th/ sound and discusses its common spellings. The video concludes with a recap of the key points covered.

What letters typically represent the voiced /th/ sound?

• h and d

• t and d

• d and h

• t and h

What is the first step in making the voiced /th/ sound?

• Place your tongue between your teeth

• Open your mouth slightly

• Blow air out past your tongue

• Make a sound in your throat

Where should your tongue be placed to make the voiced /th/ sound?

• Behind your teeth

• Under your tongue

• On the roof of your mouth

• Between your teeth

What should you do after placing your tongue between your teeth?

• Close your mouth

• Open your mouth wider

• Blow air out past your tongue

• Move your tongue back

Which of the following is NOT a step in making the voiced /th/ sound?

• Close your mouth tightly

• Blow air out past your tongue

• Open your mouth slightly

• Place your tongue between your teeth

What is the correct sequence to produce the voiced /th/ sound?

• Open mouth, place tongue, blow air

• Blow air, open mouth, place tongue

• Open mouth, blow air, place tongue

• Place tongue, blow air, open mouth

What sensation should you feel when making the voiced /th/ sound?

• Your teeth clicking

• Your tongue vibrating

• Your vocal cords vibrating

• Your lips buzzing

What should you do to feel your vocal cords vibrating?

• Make a sound in your throat

• Hum a tune

• Clap your hands

• Whisper softly

Which of the following is a characteristic of the voiced /th/ sound?

• Nasal sound

• Lip buzzing

• Vocal cord vibration

• Silent pronunciation

Which of the following words contains the voiced /th/ sound?

• Sun

• There

• Cat

• Dog