Pitman Shorthand Course (Part 2) Consonants

[@celias7089]

Thank you very much sir. This is a refresher course for me. I did this many, many years ago and I believe it is very useful even in these time.

[@Shorthandly]

You're welcome..

[@lawrencekharam2241]

Thank you for your valuable work.

[@Shorthandly]

You are welcome..

[@ryanrodriguez7664]

I believe the difference between Thee and Ith is
Ith sounds like the normal Th sound like thick and Thee sounds more like a Dee sound as in Then (sounds similar to Den)

[@balkanyapatil3834]

Exelanant Sir😊

[@botdada8726]

Great keep going!!

[@Shorthandly]

Thankeww..

[@niravgodhania8787]

@@Shorthandly hello sir it was great video...is 22nd video last part or is this an inclomplete series ...

[@sudhakallasudhalaxman4367]

Thank you very much

[@Shorthandly]

You are welcome..

[@mhollis1989]

I still can't tell the difference between Thee and Ith

[@Persun_McPersonson]

Did you figure it out?

[@monisharma4377]

The class, fifth class, thee, ith

[@Its_swati_Tiwari]

Ith is light curve and thee is dark curves

[@sandras766]

ith is written in thin and thee is written thick way

[@nerdlord314]

Thee is voiced, ith is voiceless

[@KiranSharma-ho7te]

Thanku sir

[@Shorthandly]

You're welcome..

[@ratnasrivastava4304]

Where's A?

[@user-rs4os7oc2n]

Thank u sir

[@Shorthandly]

You're welcome..

[@joedee1863]

At 3:25 the TH sound is introduced as TH in wreaTHe
Problem is that there is no such word as wreathe.
A more suitable word may have been .. b r e a T H e or
seeth, bathe, father, mother, brother, rather, other,

[@myfather7893]

there is

[@spookyk3867]

wreathe - to cover; to surround