when I get what you said about the difference between "thin" and "thing" my mind blown up, completely. That was so awesome, I've never realized that difference between back and front, with the tongue sound. I think this lesson is the best one I've watched till now, because it's so simple, but it's so usefull and I would've never realized that by my own. Thank you so much keenyn, I love your youtube channel
Edevaldo, I think you may speak Portuguese (at least Saldanha sounds Portuguese). If so, the ng sound is very easy for you because you make it in the syllables endin in vowel+n or m.
Rogério Chamorro are you Brazilian too, man? Yeah, you're right, this is pretty similar to "sim" in brazilian portuguese, with a little difference in the throat maybe, but I found It exactly equal in portuguese from Portugal, what do you think?
It's a great video! Brazilian Portuguese don't have NG sound, so It's very hard for Brazilians, like me, to notice the difference between that sound and N sound. Actually, I've even didn't know that sound exists until now. Thanks Keenyn for this video. It's very useful.
I have no idea how I could faced with your TH-cam channel , But I am so happy that I have subscribed and tap the Bell icon to get immediate notifications when you upload new videos. You are simply a great teacher wherever you are living ,hence you are living in our heart either. I seriously either love you & your teaching methods . Immense love and appreciation .
Keenyn, thank you so much and nice to see you again. Wow! what a very useful and helpful lesson to me and probably for many other learners. You are right, I´m one of those many non native speakers that make the common errors you mentioned when pronouncing NG with G sound. Yes indeed, I have to follow your instrucctions and practice a lot to get those sounds improved. The fantastic, neat, clear and beautiful way you covered this lesson really makes it a pleasant and easy task, motivating and encouraging me to do all the repetitions needed. Fabulous tips. I definitely enjoy each of your lessons very much.
Thank you Jose Abelardo Perez Vargas! What a wonderful comment!!😊 I am so glad this lesson as helpful for you and I appreciate you taking the time to leave such a kind and detailed comment! I hope future lessons continue to help you meet your speaking goals! My very best wishes to you! 🤗💕
Keenyn, I appreciatte your words very much and thank you for being so kind and warm. Wish you a great weekend. Looking forward to seeing you pretty soon in a new wonderful and hepful lesson of yours. Best regards.
Hi. OMG. Just when I thought I was doing everything right. I keep learning new things. In words like Bank( in my effort to pronounce properly) I was making the sound of N and then the K sound. I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong until I practice this lesson. Now the work Bank is so much easier to pronounce. Leave it to me to make new mistakes LOL. Thanks( this one too) lol
OMG! It's so helpful and so new for me. I learn English 20 years (it's my third language) and I have never had any idea about difference between N and NG sounds 🤦🏽♀️ We say "g" in "sing" not because we release the tongue early but because we don't know how to make difference with "sin" But now I know, thank you so much. I am not sure it sounds good when I try to pronounce it, but the knowing of theory means a lot!
I have a question. How can I pronounce singer correctly and not fall into the error of pronouncing siŋ(g)er? I have no problem pronouncing sing or thing correctly, but in singer it is difficult for me because the ɚ sound follows it and it is difficult not to end up producing the g sound in the middle. Help me, please and thank you so much for this video.
i followed several teachers on youtube, for pronunciation teaching, I reckon keenyn i really the best of the best, clear both in teaching and articulating the voicing by telling you how to place the tongue and lip in the right position. I suggest advanced learners to stay tuned with keenyn. u can't miss it if you want to speak like native americans
hello teacher.... you have the best way of teaching the English language, in fact you're teaching the English in a scientific way, and also not to mention the easy style 2 learn and understand. you are amazing I really love you..
are /m/ - /n/ - /ŋ/ effect on all the vowels before them because they nasal consonants . -is the vowel /æ/ in the word (thank /θæŋk/ and bank /bæŋk/ ) changed from æ to /eɪ/ as in day /deɪ/ or ɛ set /sɛt/ .? the sound /æ/ without nasal consonants as in bat /bæt/ Thank you so much.
Hi Keenyn!!! This lesson is very helpful for me, because I didn’t know how to pronounce words like thing, tongue, sung.... I’m guilty 🙈 until today I used to say all the words you explained, with the ending g sound 😬 but I’m gonna to improve my speaking skill after watching and practicing these words. You rock!!!
Perfect explanation! I was helping a student with this sound today and your description will be so useful to him. I love all of your videos and recommend them to my students every day. Thank you for such a great channel!
Hello! I've been learning english for many years. However, your classes are excellent because I didn't know some useful tricks to improve my speaking. Than you so much!
Your way of teaching pronouncing words with designated endings or suffices is excellent, particularly comparing them with words with similar structural difference helps non natives in memorizing & get used to the technique!😁😆 Cheers from H.K Thanks a lot!
Hi keenyn I happy to see you again I think this topic is very important because a lot of people who couldn't understand it . now for them it's easy thanks you for your help
Hi Keenyn.. My name's Kenny, I am from Vietnam. Thank you very much, you have a great voice, I listen to your clips every day, and I'm waiting for your next clips. Your video clips are very meaningful to me .. I am miss your voice...(It's real)...see you soon!! I wish you would success in life .. !!!
Hi Kenny! Thank you for our very kind words- they mean a great deal to me 😊 I am so glad you are enjoying the lessons and finding them helpful! I wish you also much success and I am honored to help you in reaching your speaking goals! 😊💕
Very useful, for long I knew there is a difference between N and NG, NK at the end of a syllable, but did not know how to make these sounds until watching this lesson. More I watch this lesson more I can distinguish clearly them. I appreciate your works and thanks a lot to you
Hi Keenyn, thank for spend part of your time help us to learn and understand this beatuful lenguage as English is. Greatting from Brazil. PS: In fact, I am a Venezuelan living in Brazil.
Good evening, I love your videos, thanks for them. However, lately, I haven´t been able to get the free practice materials. Could you help me with that? Thanks a lot.
When NG or NK comes after a short A or a short I, in my ears, it sounds like a long A or a long E. Example, BANK sounds like BAYNK and THINK, like THEENK. The NG affects the short vowels making them long ones. Although the phonetic transcription doesn't show it in the dictionaries.
YES!! Adair Jose you are 100% correct! It has always bugged me that the transcriptions of these types of words do not reflect the actual sounds. Your ears are finely tuned- such a great observation!!
hi Keenyn. first I thank you. I like your studies so much. they're so helpful for me. I have watched your lesson but I have afew questions?. can I ask to you about your studies? how are their pronounce? about "..ng": drink thank bank the "..nk" is pronounce as in "..ng" ?
Dear Teacher when you write words taking examples also mention their phonetic translations after that.I mean to say symbolic IPA representation of those words.It will make easy for the readers to understand those words in a definite manner. Thanks a lot Your efforts for promotion of English pronunciation are worth appreciating and you are a wonderful teacher. Muhammad Riaz Lahore Pakistan.
"Think" vs. "thing" would be the same as "sink" vs "sing." You would release the back of the tongue for the /k/ in "think." I think there is an example in the video?
Is it true that in a formal conversation people pronounce the words that ends with "ng" using the "ŋ" sound but in informal conversation they use the "n" sound? I read about it somewhere but I couldn't check it out in a real speach.
Thanks our lovely teacher ❤ , I was struggling with the sound... I learn English and German and the same sound is existing Long .. song Junge ... Lange 😁😁
when I get what you said about the difference between "thin" and "thing" my mind blown up, completely.
That was so awesome, I've never realized that difference between back and front, with the tongue sound. I think this lesson is the best one I've watched till now, because it's so simple, but it's so usefull and I would've never realized that by my own.
Thank you so much keenyn, I love your youtube channel
Awesome Edevaldo Saldanha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So glad you found the lesson helpful! 🤗🤗🤗
Edevaldo, I think you may speak Portuguese (at least Saldanha sounds Portuguese). If so, the ng sound is very easy for you because you make it in the syllables endin in vowel+n or m.
Sing is the same prounciation of the word "Sim" in Portuguese, which means yes. Very interesting.
Alejandro Ruiz I am from south of Brazil, man. Yeah this is Very easy, but I had never realized the difference
Rogério Chamorro are you Brazilian too, man? Yeah, you're right, this is pretty similar to "sim" in brazilian portuguese, with a little difference in the throat maybe, but I found It exactly equal in portuguese from Portugal, what do you think?
It's a great video! Brazilian Portuguese don't have NG sound, so It's very hard for Brazilians, like me, to notice the difference between that sound and N sound. Actually, I've even didn't know that sound exists until now. Thanks Keenyn for this video. It's very useful.
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I'm improving my pronunciation and accent every single day with your lessons, Keenyn!
Thanks for your support.
Take care from Brazil!
Awesome Éder Paula! I am so glad you are finding the lessons helpful! 🤗
One of the best videos explaining this subtle difference in such a simple and fantastic way! Thank you so much for your outstanding work!
You are most welcome Jose Zeballos! 😊 Thank you for this wonderful feedback! So glad you found the lesson helpful!
I have no idea how I could faced with your TH-cam channel , But I am so happy that I have subscribed and tap the Bell icon to get immediate notifications when you upload new videos. You are simply a great teacher wherever you are living ,hence you are living in our heart either.
I seriously either love you & your teaching methods .
Immense love and appreciation .
Thank you for your kind words Mehbhob Ghaznavi! So glad you are enjoying the lessons! 😊🤗💕
Finally! Thanks a lot! You are the first one who sounds different with these sounds to me 🥰
The best teacher for practicing American accent. 👌👌👌
Keenyn, thank you so much and nice to see you again. Wow! what a very useful and helpful lesson to me and probably for many other learners. You are right, I´m one of those many non native speakers that make the common errors you mentioned when pronouncing NG with G sound. Yes indeed, I have to follow your instrucctions and practice a lot to get those sounds improved. The fantastic, neat, clear and beautiful way you covered this lesson really makes it a pleasant and easy task, motivating and encouraging me to do all the repetitions needed. Fabulous tips. I definitely enjoy each of your lessons very much.
Thank you Jose Abelardo Perez Vargas! What a wonderful comment!!😊 I am so glad this lesson as helpful for you and I appreciate you taking the time to leave such a kind and detailed comment! I hope future lessons continue to help you meet your speaking goals! My very best wishes to you! 🤗💕
Keenyn, I appreciatte your words very much and thank you for being so kind and warm. Wish you a great weekend. Looking forward to seeing you pretty soon in a new wonderful and hepful lesson of yours. Best regards.
Hi. OMG. Just when I thought I was doing everything right. I keep learning new things. In words like Bank( in my effort to pronounce properly) I was making the sound of N and then the K sound. I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong until I practice this lesson. Now the work Bank is so much easier to pronounce. Leave it to me to make new mistakes LOL.
Thanks( this one too) lol
OMG! It's so helpful and so new for me. I learn English 20 years (it's my third language) and I have never had any idea about difference between N and NG sounds 🤦🏽♀️
We say "g" in "sing" not because we release the tongue early but because we don't know how to make difference with "sin"
But now I know, thank you so much. I am not sure it sounds good when I try to pronounce it, but the knowing of theory means a lot!
I have a question. How can I pronounce singer correctly and not fall into the error of pronouncing siŋ(g)er? I have no problem pronouncing sing or thing correctly, but in singer it is difficult for me because the ɚ sound follows it and it is difficult not to end up producing the g sound in the middle. Help me, please and thank you so much for this video.
The clearest, and beautiful teacher.
i followed several teachers on youtube, for pronunciation teaching, I reckon keenyn i really the best of the best, clear both in teaching and articulating the voicing by telling you how to place the tongue and lip in the right position. I suggest advanced learners to stay tuned with keenyn. u can't miss it if you want to speak like native americans
also suggest to listen rachels together u can compare and understand more.
Thank you for your kind words 洪袁骏! So glad you are enjoying the lessons! 😊🤗💕
hello teacher.... you have the best way of teaching the English language, in fact you're teaching the English in a scientific way, and also not to mention the easy style 2 learn and understand. you are amazing I really love you..
Thanks so much Musa Masih! So glad you are enjoying the lessons! 😊
you know what we need so we can say what we read . you are the best
Thank you Samy Bedaiwi! 😊
are /m/ - /n/ - /ŋ/ effect on all the vowels before them because they nasal consonants .
-is the vowel /æ/ in the word (thank /θæŋk/ and bank /bæŋk/ ) changed from æ to /eɪ/ as in day /deɪ/ or ɛ set /sɛt/ .?
the sound /æ/ without nasal consonants as in bat /bæt/
Thank you so much.
Hi Keenyn!!! This lesson is very helpful for me, because I didn’t know how to pronounce words like thing, tongue, sung.... I’m guilty 🙈 until today I used to say all the words you explained, with the ending g sound 😬 but I’m gonna to improve my speaking skill after watching and practicing these words. You rock!!!
Awesome Jacqueline Alvarado! So glad you found the lesson helpful! 🤗🤗🤗
This is a great lesson to clearly pronounce these two consonants. Thank you.
Perfect explanation! I was helping a student with this sound today and your description will be so useful to him. I love all of your videos and recommend them to my students every day. Thank you for such a great channel!
You are one of the best coaches
Best American accent teacher!
As usual you are one of the greatest teacher if not the greatest!Thank you for your hard work!
you changed my life
A hug for you and as always thanks for the video!❤
Hello! I've been learning english for many years. However, your classes are excellent because I didn't know some useful tricks to improve my speaking. Than you so much!
Awesome marisol cacho! I am so glad you are finding the lessons helpful! 🤗
I dont know to say i really feel confident and relax when i speak english thank you so much
you're the best teacher ever ❤
Your way of teaching pronouncing words with designated endings or suffices is excellent, particularly comparing them with words with similar structural difference helps non natives in memorizing & get used to the technique!😁😆 Cheers from H.K Thanks a lot!
Hi keenyn I happy to see you again I think this topic is very important because a lot of people who couldn't understand it . now for them it's easy thanks you for your help
Awesome amir khalid! So glad you found the lesson helpful! 🤗🤗🤗
Excellent lesson. I always had problems with this English sound
Hi Keenyn..
My name's Kenny, I am from Vietnam.
Thank you very much, you have a great voice, I listen to your clips every day, and I'm waiting for your next clips. Your video clips are very meaningful to me .. I am miss your voice...(It's real)...see you soon!!
I wish you would success in life .. !!!
Hi Kenny! Thank you for our very kind words- they mean a great deal to me 😊 I am so glad you are enjoying the lessons and finding them helpful! I wish you also much success and I am honored to help you in reaching your speaking goals! 😊💕
Do you know it's not just helpful , but is really really out of this world. i
Awesome osama jbawi! So glad you found the lesson helpful! 🤗🤗🤗
You are too good, lady!! your every video works so well.
omg in 5mins you solve the problem that i have struggled for ten years :(( thank you so much.
Awesome Trần Tiến! So glad you found the lesson helpful! 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you Keenyn for the awesome video.
It's really helpful for me .thank for sharing this .
I finally have understood this sound. Thank you so much.
This sound does exist in Spanish thankfully. In the word Cinco for example we use the ng sound.
Felicitaciones por los videos. Enseña muy bien.!!
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Thanks for everything you plan to give us the best with each lesson l learnt what I eagerly needed for waited for years
Keenyn I fall for you in just 2 minutes.
Very useful, for long I knew there is a difference between N and NG, NK at the end of a syllable, but did not know how to make these sounds until watching this lesson. More I watch this lesson more I can distinguish clearly them. I appreciate your works and thanks a lot to you
Awesome TngG Ng! So glad you found the lesson helpful! 🤗🤗🤗
I am in love with ur channel and u😍. I have no words to describe how well u teach , mostly u point exactly what is wrong with my english.
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Hi Keenyn, thank for spend part of your time help us to learn and understand this beatuful lenguage as English is. Greatting from Brazil. PS: In fact, I am a Venezuelan living in Brazil.
You are most welcome Ronald Figueroa! 😊 Hello to you in Brazil from the States! 👋👋
Thank you so helpful , enjoyed the lesson
You are an amazing English Teacher. great.
Thank you justiliano medina! 😊
This is amazing class. You explain the difference between sounds in a clear way. Thank you for your interest
Thank you keenyn you are the best teacher. Very helpful🌹
It's clear for me.Thank You so much.
thank you teacher from thailand good lesson love to learn
You are most welcome Noom Inkhen! 😊 Hello to you in Thailand from the States! 👋
Great video! Finger snd Singer also go with the ŋ sound.
Good evening, I love your videos, thanks for them. However, lately, I haven´t been able to get the free practice materials. Could you help me with that? Thanks a lot.
Hello coach Keenyn this video for ing - ŋ sound in ( going on )american link together like ŋ
( ɡoʊŋon ) or just N ( ɡoʊnon )
please
You will hear that phrase pronounced both ways but "goin' on" (goin-non) is very common.
Superb explanation! "N" and "ng" are similar and is not easy to perceive the difference for beginners (unless they have a keen for languages hehe)
I am always inspired to watch your videos..
You're perfect. Excellent teacher. Thank for all. 😙
You are just wonderful.
Thank you very much.
When NG or NK comes after a short A or a short I, in my ears, it sounds like a long A or a long E. Example, BANK sounds like BAYNK and THINK, like THEENK. The NG affects the short vowels making them long ones. Although the phonetic transcription doesn't show it in the dictionaries.
YES!! Adair Jose you are 100% correct! It has always bugged me that the transcriptions of these types of words do not reflect the actual sounds. Your ears are finely tuned- such a great observation!!
Wow Bravo it is excellent teaching.
hi
Keenyn. first I thank you. I like your studies so much. they're so helpful
for me. I have watched your lesson but I have afew questions?. can I ask to you about your studies? how are their pronounce?
about "..ng":
drink
thank
bank
the "..nk" is pronounce as in "..ng" ?
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Thank you Keeyen! Greeting from Cameroon.
You are most welcome Ibrahim Dauda! 😊 Hello to you in Cameroon from the States! 👋👋👋
What a great and clear explanation!!!
Let us all be honest, we choose our words carefully to make a fantastic comment. Anyway, thank you for your video it helps a lot. 😍
You are stunning and your voice is awesome and soft.
Dear Teacher when you write words taking examples also mention their phonetic translations after that.I mean to say symbolic IPA representation of those words.It will make easy for the readers to understand those words in a definite manner.
Thanks a lot
Your efforts for promotion of English pronunciation are worth appreciating and you are a wonderful teacher.
Muhammad Riaz
Lahore
Pakistan.
Could you please help me to tell apart the pronunciation of think vs thing. Thanks for your excellent teaching
"Think" vs. "thing" would be the same as "sink" vs "sing." You would release the back of the tongue for the /k/ in "think." I think there is an example in the video?
@@ClearEnglishCorner I got it. Thank you
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Great explanation! Thanks!
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Is it true that in a formal conversation people pronounce the words that ends with "ng" using the "ŋ" sound but in informal conversation they use the "n" sound? I read about it somewhere but I couldn't check it out in a real speach.
Hi my coach Keenyn, your vocal cords is a mesmerizing . You’re fantastic coach 👏🙏
Have a nice weekend my coach Keenyn !
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Really good video.I'm glad I found it.
Wonderful teacher.
How do we pronounce something like singing?
Your the best . I finally got this sound 💪🏻
Thanks keenyn🌹
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Really, it was a distinct explanation. God bless you .
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Great tutorial. Thanks Keenyn!!
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very great,really I've benefited from you so much.thanks very much
Thanks our lovely teacher ❤ , I was struggling with the sound... I learn English and German and the same sound is existing
Long .. song
Junge ... Lange 😁😁
Wow! What a brilliant video! I loved it... Thanks.
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Thank you so much Keenyn!! This is super helpful
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Every your video is helpful for everyone. Thank you so much my dear coach Keenyn
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this is really an awesome lesson, as always I learned something new and absolutely useful. Tank you very much.
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You teach so cutely. Many thanks
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Thank you for ng sound.
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You are a perfect teacher
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Amazing video Keenyn
Thanks a lot of your efforts to make this video Keenyn Rhodes
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This good but iam confused how to say words like sings without been stopped or singing ,singer if any one can help me in that
An awesome video from an awesome teacher! Congratulations Keenyn ;) greetings from Brazil
Thank you for your very kind feedback Jé Magalhães! 😊 Hello to you in Brazil from the States! 👋👋
Nice teacher ! Have a nice weekend !
Wow, it's the first time in my life to differenciat betweeen them many thanks for your efforts dear lovely teacher ..
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Nice Lesson because it's got all shapes that are related to the sound of ING
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