today's question is how do I pronounce the word ferry which is like an

imaginary person with wings and magical powers and ferry which is a boat a type

of transportation which is going to take people or passengers from one place to

another on a regular route so to say these words correctly we only have three

sounds we're going to start with the F sound fff and to do this you are going to

have your mouth slightly open you're gently biting the inside or the outside

of your bottom lips lip what you want to avoid here is putting your lips together

if you put your lips together this will sound like a p sound and we don't want

that so I gently bite the inside of my bottom lip you can gently bite the

outside fff and the air just needs to keep moving out of the mouth next we're going

to move to the air Vowel and to do this open your mouth wide tip of your tongue

is low back of your tongue is pulled up and then you are going to close your

mouth to square tense lips and as you do this the tip of your tongue is either

going to point down or flip back which ever one works for you just do not touch

your teeth and do not let the tip of your tongue move air and then we're

gonna end with an e by smiling let's put that all together fairy fairy fairy and

for my sentence the fairy godmother rode the ferry to meet Cinderella I'm

assuming her wings were broken so give it a try I know people are going to

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