Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles hi everyone jennifer from tarle speech with your question of the week today we have two words spatial relating to space and special greater or different than usual or important so let's take a look at our words we have spatial and special so these words are only differing by the first vowel in the first syllable so let's look at everything else so let's look at the ending shul yes t-i-a-l is going to be pronounced as shul and to do this we're going to say an sh sound that's two letters that represent one sound sh your lips are rounded and the air just keeps moving out of the mouth you do not touch your teeth with your tongue then you are going to touch the back of your top front teeth for the l sound lll lll you're going to hold it there at the end of the word to make sure that people can recognize that it's there you get a slight uh sound in there while you're moving from the sh to the l sound shul shul okay now for the beginning we have that s p sound so to say this you're going to start with an s sssss so the tip of your tongue is going to be pointed down to the bottom of the mouth or just behind the top front teeth and that air is going to keep moving sss then you're going to close your lips for the p don't open your lips more from that s sound because that's going to add an extra vowel to smoothly move from the s and then close your lips for that p sp sp sp now for the vowels let's start with this short eh sound you can see my mouth is open but it is relaxed the tip of my tongue is going to be close to the bottom teeth it is not touching the teeth now for that long a and spatial your mouth is going to be more open a and it's going to move to a closed smile a when your mouth is more open for that a the tongue is going to be lower in the mouth and then it's going to move too high and flat a as opposed to e e e so we have sp a shul and special spatial and special spatial spatial spatial special special special so give it a try i know people are going to notice the difference if you found this helpful we'd love a like a share and a subscribe check out our products on google play itunes and our class options at tarle speech thanks everyone
A2 spatial sound special mouth teeth tongue How to Pronounce SPATIAL & SPECIAL - English Pronunciation Lesson 44 3 Summer posted on 2020/11/20 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary