words spelled differently different meanings pronounced exactly the same

words today are knight a person granted an honorary title from a monarch and

night the period of darkness typically when we sleep have a lot of silent

letters today we have a K sound we are not going to say that and then we have

this G H that we are not going to say as well so we have three sounds we start

with the n sound to do this touch the tip of your tongue to the back of your

top front teeth and the air is going to be moving out of your nose nnn

next move that long I and do this wide open oval mouth moving to a smile I

and your tongue is going to move from low in your mouth too high with your

tongue behind your top front teeth not touching the teeth at all I and then

we're going to end with the T do this by touching the tip of your tongue to the

back of your top front teeth night night night if you want you can just hold your

tongue there at the end night and that is going to not release

the air and you will hear that some of the time from native speakers we have

night it's a little bit of explosion of air or night with no explosion of air

the key is just a little teeny tiny bit or none you don't want to say night

tough and add that extra a so again let's try those words night knight night

and in a sentence the mud on the Knight's armor camouflaged him at night the mud

on the Knight's armor camouflaged him at night give it a try people are going to

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