Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Hey! It is Jennifer from Tarle speech with your two for Tuesday homophone lesson. Homophones are words that are pronounced exactly the same way with different meanings, and different spellings. We have browse to casually look through and brows ridges or hair over the eyes We have four sounds today. I put the br together because I think it's easiest to kind of think about those as a unit. So to say consonant clusters or blends which are those two sounds that are pronounced together. The two consonant sounds we're gonna think about starting that r before we even say the b sound. The reason is you want your tongue to be in the right spot for that r so you don't have a vowel in between the b and the r. It's not bu r. It's not that. Got to be ready for that r. So let's get our tongue ready for the r. So to do this you want the back of your tongue to be pulled way high up. Tip of your tongue is either down or flipped back. It depends on the person, just as long as you are not touching your teeth with the tip of your tongue. Okay now that you know where your tongue is going to be, close your lips for that b sound. As you open your lips then you're going to start saying the r sound right after the b. Awesome! Now we're going to move to the ow and to do this open your mouth in a wide circle. Tip of the tongue is low, back of the tongue is pulled way high up, and then we're going to move to a pucker. ow When you move to that pucker that tongue is just going to move to flat in the middle of the mouth. Then we're going to end with the z sound. Tip of your tongue is behind the top front teeth or slightly pointed down and your voice box is on and moving. Your tongue does not touch anywhere for that z sound. Let's put it all together: brows brows brows brows brows brows And now for a sentence: The models like to browse the makeup aisle for pencils for their brows. Give it a try people are going to notice the difference! If you found this helpful would you please share us with your friends and give us a like. And don't forget to subscribe and if need more help we have classes and products listed at Tarle speech. Thanks so much everyone have an amazing week!
B1 tongue browse sound consonant homophone tarle speech How to Pronounce BROWS & BROWSE - American English Homophone Pronunciation Lesson 18 0 Summer posted on 2022/06/17 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary