He can't pronounce the "th" sound properly

He can't pronounce the "th" sound properly
OH NO NO NO

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roger that rodny make sure you roll your RRRRs as hard as a real americans would
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The one in there or think?

SHUT UP

>anglos have åäö sounds in their alphabet
>still unable to pronounce these letters for some reason

Most I know can and the one who couldn't had a major speech impediment so that was the least if their problems.

>he can't pronounce vowels properly
every anglo ever

It's not even hard
Just put the tip of your tongue to your two top teeth, then blow a little air through, that's the "th" sound, try doing it when saying "the" or "think" or whatever

Ze eternal Amerikan streiks agein.

I think anyone who speaks a germanic language can pronounce ''th''

I find hard to pronounce after an "s"

>He can't go rrrrrrrrrr

Like?

>th
Why do anglos have a lisp?

Anglos just know how to pronounce both
''D'' and ''Th''

>tf
>tp



>sz
>cz

>rz
>krż
go on

you better not be a Castilian nigger

>Spain talking about lisps

shut up rug

>Swedes already have "o"
>it's not enough so they have "å"
>they're too retarded to just remove "å" so they pronounce "o" as "u"
>now they have two "u" letters
>they pretend they dont

>mfw an anglo trying to speak Japanese

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>nyenyenyenyenye
A lisp is a lisp. This is how correct english should be pronounced.

The one on dere or sink

θθθθθθθθθθθθ

>He can't Sygyt
>He can't even roll Rs.

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ΘΘΘΘΘΟΤΗ!

firty five fousand

>tfw Finnish
>tfw can easily speak any language perfectly
feels good

>Sygyt
Based
Speak my language I dare you

i mean i can pronounce everything with ease and when we learn the language we dont have any accents we are just fluent and sound native

>be me
>a typical Russian guy
>never heard English speaking before high school
> English teacher in high school wants you to pronounce “the weather is good”
>weweize
>wewecza
>czewecze
>blushing af
>never attend English lessons since that
>start watching anime and learning funny Japanese writings
>welcome to DJT!

>when we learn the language we dont have any accents we are just fluent and sound native
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See? A serbian couldnt do that. If a serbian spoke english people would laugh at him; same with germans, russians, chinese etc. But Finns have perfect english

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How's my "th"?

>siikulli

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5/5

cute

wtf do you mean?

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Its the same sound???

>they can do “thhhhhhh” but not “th——-“
Interdentals are the Sen’s Fortress of phonemes

No it isn’t goblina
One spits air, one vibrates
Only one of the two can be held as a note

>I have a slight lisp in arabic and I can't always roll my r
>it sounds perfect when I speak English
:DDDD

I just pronounce it as a "f"

fink
fought
free

fuck it, english depends on context anyway

you say fere, fe and fanks too?

not, obviously, in this case it's

dere
de or dee (it seems american use "dee" more)
fenks

>american education