Q&A N and TH in the turn the

[@arnoldgood1]

thank you very very much. That's my problem. Your lessons is wonderful

[@nnl18]

Hehehe I still remember
'Shane never lies,
Don't trust that'. :D

[@mathersmarshall8235]

i see. as for in the, there's an extra lasting n sound stick in there which in a dosen't have. just like the difference between call the and called the.

[@ricolee622]

thanks for resolving my question !!!

[@wukongsun9985]

Thank you for your help

[@argenisaguilar9045]

the difference between ,in a, and ,in the, is very helpful, thanks lot

[@dianapatino218]

You are amazing

[@walterliao6717]

Thank you so much. This is exactly the problem haunted me long time.

[@judyshen5109]

I 'm coming. So lucky to meet you Shine

[@user-cj1jz9px6l]

Thank you for your advice
And I have a qustion
Is same sound what
turn a light on and turn (th)e light on ?

[@miguelsuarezlume.5806]

Good question

[@ramonhilario232]

Does it also happened in the word "even though"??!

[@mottahead6464]

Turn on nuh lights.

[@mdahmed9571]

Please post the video describing difference between C and K Pronunciation

[@genrihshvartckopff521]

you are the best

[@robertodiasvieira1965]

Hi, Shane. What about "from the/this/that? How do I deal with the m/th relation? Thank you very much!

[@romanpikalyuk3823]

Включи свет на! In Russian it's the same)

[@danae2891]

There is a word kind of crazy for me.could you please help me with “horn”this word.i could not pronounce it correctly

[@DrYing]

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