Everyone jennifer from Charles speech with your question of the week.

Today's question is how do we say the word house, a dwelling and house, which is the contraction for how is Okay.

So the beginning of these words are going to be pronounced exactly the same.

So let's start with that.

We're going to start with the h sound just open relaxed mouth.

Air puffs out next we're going to move to the out and to do this.

You're going to open wide and then move to a pucker.

Oh as you do that with your mouth wide open, your tongue tip will be really low and the back will be pulled up and then your tongue will move to the middle of your mouth and will be flat when you pucker.

Oh, oh how then here's the big difference for the s You are going to put the tip of your tongue behind your top front teeth.

Do not touch your teeth, air is going to continue to move out of your mouth and your voice box is off.

It is not moving house, house house Now, for how's your tongue tip is going to be in the same spot behind the top front teeth.

It can also be pointed down to the bottom of the mouth.

It is not touching.

The difference here is that for the z.

Your voice box is on and vibrating and moving house, house, house.

Let's listen to both of those house, house, house, house, house, house, house, house and now for a sentence.

How's your new house.

So give it a try.

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