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daniparra19
12 lug 2022

  • Spagnolo (Colombia)
  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)
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Qual è la differenza tra Ng and n sounds, I've been trying to pronounce words like "King - kin. Rang - ran_ sin - sing and I'm not sure whether im doing it right or not. For the ng sound my tongue is back near by the lower part of my teeth and for n soundmy tong is upper onthetop e and I'm not sure whether im doing it right or not. For the ng sound my tongue is rear near by the lower part of my teeth and for n soundmy tong is upper on the top. Plz how can i make this ng sound like native speaker ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

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tanquist
12 lug 2022

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)

"ng"
1. Move the middle of your tongue up to the roof near the back of your mouth. The tip of your does not touch anything.
2. Make the back of your tongue wide so it touches the inside of your upper back teeth. If your tongue is in the right place, you cannot breathe through your mouth.
3. Make a sound. This should be "ng"
4. While making the sound, if you move your tongue down off the roof of your mouth you will make a hard "g" sound.

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daniparra19
12 lug 2022

  • Spagnolo (Colombia)
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daniparra19
12 lug 2022

  • Spagnolo (Colombia)
@tanquist is it right My ng sound?
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tanquist
12 lug 2022

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)

The first "sing" sounds correct.
The other sounds are also good, but I am not sure.
It is easier to her "ng" at the end of a word.

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daniparra19
12 lug 2022

  • Spagnolo (Colombia)
Ohh then did i achieve it?@tanquist
Truly i do my best

You mean "to say ng at the end of a word?
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tanquist
12 lug 2022

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)

say "sing", "sang", "sung"
It is easier to hear when "ng" comes after a vowel

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daniparra19
12 lug 2022

  • Spagnolo (Colombia)
To conclude. Did I make the sound correctly?
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tanquist
12 lug 2022

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)

Yes

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daniparra19
12 lug 2022

  • Spagnolo (Colombia)
@tanquist thank again, Btw you the difference between whom whomever and who whoever? Im trying right now understand but its really confused to me due to in Spanish its almost the same
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tanquist
12 lug 2022

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)

In this type of sentence: subject + verb + object
who = subject
whom = object

"Who hit whom?"

This is correct grammar.

However, most people no longer say "whom" or "whomever".

We say "Who hit who?"

So for regular conversation, you can forget about whom.

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Qual è la differenza tra Ng and n sounds, I've been trying to pronounce words like "King - kin. Rang - ran_ sin - sing and I'm not sure whether im doing it right or not. For the ng sound my tongue is back near by the lower part of my teeth and for n soundmy tong is upper onthetop e and I'm not sure whether im doing it right or not. For the ng sound my tongue is rear near by the lower part of my teeth and for n soundmy tong is upper on the top. Plz how can i make this ng sound like native speaker ?
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