Hey im 18 years old and i've ignored my lisp for all my life, after watching your videos i managed to completely fix it in less than a day! Your videos are really incredible!
@@dmcgi10178 actually I can make this sound but I can't make CH sound putting the tip of tongue behind the back of teeth and then release the air out,different sound,like SH .But if I follow the way you taught us,yes you're right ,we can make the CH sound
@@dmcgi10178 Hope you're well, I completely forgot about this video thank you for reminding me. This video did bring me to start focusing on working on my communication skills though and that has improved tremendously - still need to work on the lisp.
I'm 20 and only found out recently that pronouncing ch, j, and sh out of the left side of my mouth isnt how everybody else does it, but it was never called out or noticed in my speaking,, but I'm a singer, so when my prof was constantly talkign about me pronouncing ch really soft,, combined with me always wondering how people would make stuff like train=chrain based on the original consonants, it finally clicked together,,,, this is really awesome and helpful!
I am 30 and this is the first time I’ve heard this explained this way and it was like an instant realization. Still practicing applying it in words/sentences but thank you so much
This is perfect, as a spanish native speaker I think your video is the most helpful about the ch sound on youtube, this should have more views... I hope seeing a sh video also in the future :)
Danielle thank you so much I'm 19 years old and because of this video I was finally able to correct my lateral lisp In my language the word Janch comes up very frequently and I would always mispronounce it as it includes the J and Ch sounds, but now I can say it properly. Thank you so much! -Setrag
Hey! I'm turning 13, and i struggled talking to people due to my lisp. Whenever i hear myself on calls, videos, or recordings, i feel insanely insecure about my lisp, and start talking less. So when i discovered this video, it really helped me fix my lisp! Thank you so much, you're a great teacher, new sub earned :)
There is another video and other ways to get it, if this one is not working for you. Try recording yourself to hear what you sound like. I hope one of these videos work out for you.
Thank you so much for these -ch videos!! My 7 y/o daughter has been struggling with this sound for years and we just got it to stick, thanks to you! Also, I added a little trick to help her make a stronger "t" sound, as that has been her problem all along (which was causing her to say "sh" instead of "ch"): we pretended that I put super-glue in the t-spot, which helped her put more pressure in that spot, which then makes the release create more of a "ch" sound (we pretend that she is able to pull her tongue off the glue). Not sure if I'm explaining that well, but it sure helped. If she says "sh" I just remind her of the super glue and she gets it. I'm not one to comment, but I just had to thank you for this and share the good news.
Thank you for sharing this great news! I'm so glad you found something that works and great job to your daughter for "sticking" it! It's not easy, bravo!
Thankyou. I'm 31 and never realized what I was doing wrong. I always knew I wasn't making the right sound and was often made fun of as a kid. Is there any sayings I can practice to work on this?
This is a great video! I've been *embarrased* my whole life because the way I talk. I've been practicing after watching this video, but when I try to say Church it's still slushy...any tips? I also have trouble saying "sh", "tr", "j" etc. I feel like at 35yrs old I'm just "stuck" with this b/c I'm SO used to it :(.
Hang in there Allison. Have you tried recording yourself and finding your best sound? once you find it, practice it that way to death. I've made a few other videos. Tr is just like Ch, so think "ty'ruck" for truck, "ty-rack" for track, etc. Once you get Ch, stretch it out. Ch is actually made up of "T+sh". Hope these tips help. I have a video on J, its D-ya, like did'ya, dya eat yet?
What I seem to be doing with my sh and ch sounds is that the entire left side of my tongue goes up and blocks of the left side of my mouth, sending air through the right side only. Actually that seems to seems to be a habit in all of my speech in general. It's been driving me insane ever since I noticed
WHY DID YOU STOP POSTING VIDEOS!?!?!?! 😢 I’m 35 and have hid my lisp since kids noticed I had one in 7th grade. This video just helped me so much, I can’t even explain the life decisions I’ve made just to hide my lisp. Now I just need a video for “sh”, “j” as in jungle, “g” as in George. Trying to say judge is impossible
@backdoorbobby405 im so delighted to hear that this has helped you. Hopefully, some day I will have the chance to make more. I made these during COVID shelter-in-place. Look for my others targeting those sounds too! Sh and J
my whole jaw and tounge moves to the left when i do SH/CH/J. it’s so annoying because it’s weird and my tounge is visible when i make those sounds. i try avoiding using words with those sounds 😢
For chew, try saying "you, you, you" then t-you, t-you, tyou, tyou" and see if that works. Record yourself with your phone & see how it sounds. Good luck!
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39 years old and your lesson just fixed my issue and gave me a level of confidence I was never afforded. Forever in your debt :) Thank You!
Thank you! I am so glad that this has helped you!
41 still struggling
@gregphilburn3679 I'm sorry to hear your still struggling. It's a tough one.
Hey im 18 years old and i've ignored my lisp for all my life, after watching your videos i managed to completely fix it in less than a day! Your videos are really incredible!
You are incredible! Thank you for sharing. So glad I could help.
@@dmcgi10178 actually I can make this sound but I can't make CH sound putting the tip of tongue behind the back of teeth and then release the air out,different sound,like SH .But if I follow the way you taught us,yes you're right ,we can make the CH sound
I’m 21, working on it now but struggling
@@karanjaggi8438 How is it going now, Karen?
@@dmcgi10178 Hope you're well, I completely forgot about this video thank you for reminding me. This video did bring me to start focusing on working on my communication skills though and that has improved tremendously - still need to work on the lisp.
I'm 20 and only found out recently that pronouncing ch, j, and sh out of the left side of my mouth isnt how everybody else does it, but it was never called out or noticed in my speaking,, but I'm a singer, so when my prof was constantly talkign about me pronouncing ch really soft,, combined with me always wondering how people would make stuff like train=chrain based on the original consonants, it finally clicked together,,,, this is really awesome and helpful!
Thank you for sharing your story! I'm glad no one ever called you out on it. Keep singing and keep being you 🥰
25 years old and you just helped more then ever. Thank u 😊
Thank you so much for this video! At age 37 I finally now understand why I've had so much trouble with ch and how to fix it!
I'm so glad you found this helpful!
I am 30 and this is the first time I’ve heard this explained this way and it was like an instant realization. Still practicing applying it in words/sentences but thank you so much
So glad it could help!
This is perfect, as a spanish native speaker I think your video is the most helpful about the ch sound on youtube, this should have more views... I hope seeing a sh video also in the future :)
Yes, as a Spanish speaker it can be difficult to hear the difference between words like 'chin' and 'shin'. Thank you for your feedback!
Danielle thank you so much I'm 19 years old and because of this video I was finally able to correct my lateral lisp
In my language the word Janch comes up very frequently and I would always mispronounce it as it includes the J and Ch sounds, but now I can say it properly. Thank you so much!
-Setrag
Congratulations! This is so f as tactic to hear. I'm glad this video helped you ❤️
Hey! I'm turning 13, and i struggled talking to people due to my lisp. Whenever i hear myself on calls, videos, or recordings, i feel insanely insecure about my lisp, and start talking less. So when i discovered this video, it really helped me fix my lisp! Thank you so much, you're a great teacher, new sub earned :)
How did you do it? I can’t seem to get it after watching the video
There is another video and other ways to get it, if this one is not working for you. Try recording yourself to hear what you sound like. I hope one of these videos work out for you.
I am so glad to hear that this worked for you! You are the reason I made these videos. Wishing you the best.
OMG! The best video. Thank you. Still practicing, you helped me understand why I cannot pronounce that "CH" sound :)
Thank you for your comment! I'm so glad this helped you!!!
I'm 59 years old and I stubbled on your video. This video changed my life! Thank You!
Wow! Thank you so much for letting me know. Wishing you the best.
Thank you so much for these -ch videos!! My 7 y/o daughter has been struggling with this sound for years and we just got it to stick, thanks to you! Also, I added a little trick to help her make a stronger "t" sound, as that has been her problem all along (which was causing her to say "sh" instead of "ch"): we pretended that I put super-glue in the t-spot, which helped her put more pressure in that spot, which then makes the release create more of a "ch" sound (we pretend that she is able to pull her tongue off the glue). Not sure if I'm explaining that well, but it sure helped. If she says "sh" I just remind her of the super glue and she gets it. I'm not one to comment, but I just had to thank you for this and share the good news.
Thank you for sharing this great news! I'm so glad you found something that works and great job to your daughter for "sticking" it! It's not easy, bravo!
Thank you so much for this! It’s very helpful!
Thankyou. I'm 31 and never realized what I was doing wrong. I always knew I wasn't making the right sound and was often made fun of as a kid. Is there any sayings I can practice to work on this?
I'll have to think of some. Try these:
Look at you. Is that you? Is that yours? Not true. I got you. He got you (a cat). She got you (a dog).
@@dmcgi10178 Thankyou!
I’m 42 and same problem, thanks for the video!
This is a great video! I've been *embarrased* my whole life because the way I talk. I've been practicing after watching this video, but when I try to say Church it's still slushy...any tips? I also have trouble saying "sh", "tr", "j" etc. I feel like at 35yrs old I'm just "stuck" with this b/c I'm SO used to it :(.
Hang in there Allison. Have you tried recording yourself and finding your best sound? once you find it, practice it that way to death. I've made a few other videos. Tr is just like Ch, so think "ty'ruck" for truck, "ty-rack" for track, etc. Once you get Ch, stretch it out. Ch is actually made up of "T+sh". Hope these tips help. I have a video on J, its D-ya, like did'ya, dya eat yet?
What I seem to be doing with my sh and ch sounds is that the entire left side of my tongue goes up and blocks of the left side of my mouth, sending air through the right side only. Actually that seems to seems to be a habit in all of my speech in general. It's been driving me insane ever since I noticed
It will take practice to retrain your tongue, but you can do it with practice!
I have the exact same thing(also with j) except the right side goes up and it comes out the left side
WHY DID YOU STOP POSTING VIDEOS!?!?!?! 😢 I’m 35 and have hid my lisp since kids noticed I had one in 7th grade. This video just helped me so much, I can’t even explain the life decisions I’ve made just to hide my lisp. Now I just need a video for “sh”, “j” as in jungle, “g” as in George. Trying to say judge is impossible
@backdoorbobby405 im so delighted to hear that this has helped you. Hopefully, some day I will have the chance to make more. I made these during COVID shelter-in-place. Look for my others targeting those sounds too! Sh and J
Would you be able to make a video on how to do the SH sounds?
I will try. In the meanwhile, if you can say the 'ch' sound now, just stretch out the beginning. CH is t+shhh :^)
my whole jaw and tounge moves to the left when i do SH/CH/J. it’s so annoying because it’s weird and my tounge is visible when i make those sounds. i try avoiding using words with those sounds 😢
Hi. Does your tongue and jaw move when you say the "t" sound?
@@dmcgi10178 mmm nope
@@tigrispanthera5496 does your jaw move when you say "eeeee"?
@@dmcgi10178 nopeeee 🤷♀️
@Tigris Panthera Good! Does this trick work for you? The "teee-aah" to tya/cha?
YOU CURED MY LISP OMG. why am i learning at 18 that you make the sound at the top of the mouth, not the sides?!
So glad this helped you!!! Wishing you the best.
How many times should we practice?
5 minutes a day in the morning before you start your day is a great place to start!
how would i fix a lisp for word like cheese and chew
Try saying "yeez, yeez, yeez" then "t-yeez, t-yeez, t-yeez, tyeez, tyeez" and see if that works.
For chew, try saying "you, you, you" then t-you, t-you, tyou, tyou" and see if that works. Record yourself with your phone & see how it sounds. Good luck!
What da hell is du witch craf going on here
The good kind, I hope!