Name: How to Pronounce WIN - WING - WINK - WINNING - WINGING - WINKING - English N versus NG
Uploaded: 2021-01-15T19:20:23.000Z
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hi everyone this is Jennifer from Tarle speech today's question is about

Adverbs of frequency

sounds that we use often at the end of words the N and the N G sound so let's

The imperative

go ahead and take a look so we have the letter n nn that is the sound that we

typically hear the two letters n G two letters that equal one sound ng

and then this ing endings the suffix that we use ing ing all right so let's

start with the n sound to make this sound the tip of your tongue is going to

be behind the back of your top front teeth it is touching nnn  the air is

coming out of my nose nnn the difference is the N is made at the top of the mouth

the ng is made with the tip of the tongue in the bottom of the mouth and

the back of the tongue is pulled up the tip for my students is that because the

G typically goes below the line think of your tongue going into the bottom of

your mouth so we have nnnn ng ng so again two letters one sound some areas in the

country you will hear people make a stronger ng and almost sounds like

there's a G at the end there that's fine what you don't want to do is you don't

want to say in with ink that K sound you want to make sure that you have the ng

and you have a little bit of that G there again it is not a G but we want to

avoid this n K and I'm going to give you an example for that alright so last we

have the suffix ing ing  it is not eeeng we are not making along e it is actually a

short I however it does sound a little bit longer than you would hear maybe

and the word pit or sit this vowel is going to sound a little bit longer in

the ing ing ing so to make this what you're going to do is the mouth is going to be

relatively relaxed it's going to be slightly open and your tongue is going

to be just at the bottom of the top front teeth ing and then the tip of my

tongue is going to move to the bottom of my mouth for that ng sound ing ing okay so

let's give these all a try n ng ing ing ing all right so my word example for you is

we're going to start with the wiband that's going to be with puckered lips

and then you're gonna pull back to that short I wi wi win wing and then if

you make the mistake and you make that K at the end it'll sound like wink you can

actually hear that softer puff of air coming out and then when we add the ing

to words we will have winning and winging okay I just made that a super

hard G in there that was a mistake winging winging winging kind of hard

sometimes when you're overthinking it so again we have win wing wink winning

winging winking another tip here is if it's really difficult for you just to do

the ing think about starting with the letter that ends the word so in this

case it would be with Ning wi ning wing King and I did them all let me try

them one more time win wing wink winning winging winking give it a try I

know people are going to notice the difference if you hum this helpful we'd

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