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* [[Language/English/Pronunciation/Silent-Letters|Silent Letters]] | |||
Revision as of 17:20, 26 February 2023
Hi everyone!
French native speakers, as well as many others, have a hard time pronouncing the sound "TH" when they speak in English.
Here are some videos to help you:
Now, we'll see if you can do it properly!
Try to pronounce the following words :)
- The thirty-three thankful thieves thought that they thanked the other thirty-three thankful thieves throughout Thursday.