How to Pronounce Though, Thought and Tough

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[@marvelouss719]

Thank you for breaking down the words by the stress syllables and sounding them out. Your teaching method helps to pronounce new words correctly.

[@Andrey-er3ti]

4:37 Pronounce Though, Thought and Tough

[@sushillrai3979]

Never thought in my wildest dream that I would go extra mile for North American English.It’s 02:30 a.m. here in Hong Kong,and here I am practicing to pronounce “though” in a proper way.Thank you for the lesson,Christine.

[@SpeechModification]

That's awesome! Now get some sleep : ).

[@luizz7573]

absolute amazing thank you

[@scrpld7111]

Thank you of your work. I'm from Finland and the word thought is very hard. Especially in situations where there is lot of background noise the non-native English speaker would not hear and would not understand. It's so damn irritating to use 'thought' word and it's so common too so, I then just started using 'I was thinking..' or something else. much easier then.

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks for watching, yes, it's annoying when a commonly-used word is so difficult to say.

[@i-917]

3:00 thought

[@pro369]

I like what I watch. Fantastic and clear speech

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Thanks!

[@idaliaaguilar6064]

Hi Christine Thank you so much for you helpful videos. I wonder if you have any video with the word ‘Tired’

[@SpeechModification]

Hi Idalia, I don't, but I will gladly make one for you! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@SpeechModification]

Hi Idalia, I'll be covering the word "tired" on Thursday: th-cam.com/video/GLbBVTiRmOk/w-d-xo.html

[@idaliaaguilar6064]

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Thanks for watching!

[@ameller1326]

u are the best teacher for pronuntiation thank u

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Thank you! 😃

[@arielmerinos]

Thank you so much, What an adorable explanation!

[@Gracias10-u6n]

Teacher thanks for your class, saludos desde Colombia

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks for watching!

[@randysanders3322]

Thank You. I will show this to my students. it will help them understand these tricky spellings.

[@Jhenniboni]

Maravilhosa!!! Melhor explicação! 💖🇧🇷

[@SpeechModification]

Thank you!

[@Nicolas-vj5zc]

THANKS REALLYYYYY!!!! ❤

[@kmgshop1570]

I understand now. Thank you Tobey Mcguire

[@qiuyi85]

can you please show the difference in dough vs though? Thanks

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, yes, they are the same except the first sound of "dough" is /d/ and the first sound of "though" is /ð/ "voiced TH." I talk about TH here: th-cam.com/video/UudCgpMubF0/w-d-xo.html and here is a video for D vs TH sounds: th-cam.com/video/gPVtSnWDdfA/w-d-xo.html

[@SpeechModification]

Hi again, I covered though and dough together in yesterday's live class: th-cam.com/users/livehwcC5PtoBwM

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, I'll be covering these words again on Friday: th-cam.com/video/xmv_rlZhwJ8/w-d-xo.html

[@nachoherrera40]

Very useful

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks!

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Excellent useful lesson. Thanks

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[@Marelis_Avendano]

I appreciate it so much 💯🤗

[@ChristianMoore11]

New sub teacher! ❤

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[@Brooklyn04980]

Thank you ❤️✨ Very well explained!

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Thank you so much!.

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks for watching!

[@Jeremy.DELAHOCHE]

I think, she knows her subject! 🙂

[@elafqaseem8182]

It was really easy , thank ya !

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks for watching!

[@sozanothman9000]

Good job❤️

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks for your support!

[@ThePariejHighSchoolPariej]

Is there any scope to learn phonetics from you?

[@SpeechModification]

I have videos for the sounds of American English, as well as online courses for accent and pronunciation. Here's an overview video for vowel sounds: th-cam.com/video/4IrnRW1B19I/w-d-xo.html and one for consonant sounds: th-cam.com/video/jK2rSBeAWls/w-d-xo.html. I also have 1:1 training and small group classes. You can view those options on my website: www.speechmodification.com/

[@ThePariejHighSchoolPariej]

@@SpeechModification Thanks for your kind support. Hope you will guide me further whenever I need.

[@ThePariejHighSchoolPariej]

@@SpeechModification really it means a lot to me.

[@SpeechModification]

You're welcome, I have a lot of resources and I'm happy to help you find what you need.

[@ThePariejHighSchoolPariej]

@@SpeechModification my first target is to learn phonetics properly and from the very begining as I don't know the basic of phonetics.

[@nekusuta]

Thank you. Teacher XD

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks for watching!

[@HistoryofPeople-t2n]

Mam, how about through and thorough? Nothing is here.

[@SpeechModification]

Here's help for "thorough" th-cam.com/video/GNPz7_iepko/w-d-xo.html and "through" th-cam.com/video/onJhLq-KLnE/w-d-xo.html

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[@sureshkumarramachandran239]

Thank you Christine!👍
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[@SpeechModification]

Thank you Suresh!

[@FRCooper6Plays]

taught?? how is it pronounced?

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, it's the same as "thought" but with a /t/ instead of a 'th' sound. I'll cover it in a future video for you.

[@FRCooper6Plays]

@@SpeechModification thank you!

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@@FRCooper6Plays my pleasure!

[@mupicap7927]

That would be
- Dow
- Taut
- Tauf

[@alpceylan]

Thought is impossible to say

[@SpeechModification]

It's definitely a tough word. You might find that if you break it up in a new way, or write the sounds in new way, you can get it. Sometimes it's hard to change a word when we have a habit on the word. For "thought," you can try "thaw, thawt" or "ought, thought," for example.

[@alpceylan]

@@SpeechModification Thanks a lot :)

[@christelageorgelineregistr260]

😅 you see

[@ShekinahMars]

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[@marywilliams7288]

Gerizim

[@SpeechModification]

I can cover your request in a future video.

[@gerrrasssi]

Thank you 😊