What would you like me to pronounce next? There are so many places in Britain which are difficult to pronounce. In London alone you’ll find some tricky ones, for example: 1. Chiswick (CHIZ-ick). 2. the Thames (temz). 3. Fulham (FUL-uhm). 4. Ruislip (RYE-slip). 5. Bermondsey (BER-mən-zee). 6. Greenwich (GREN-itch)🇬🇧🗺️ #BritishPronunciation #LondonLocations #johnsenglishpage #Englishtutor #ingleseperitaliani #inglesepertutti #inglesepertutteleetà #ingleseperadulti #ingleseperte | John's English

🌀The "th" sound in English can be a bit tricky because there are actually two ways to pronounce it: voiced and voiceless. 🌀Here's a breakdown for each: 🌀Voiceless "th" This is the sound you hear in words like "think," "thin," or "mouth." Here's how to make it: 1. Place the tip of your tongue gently between your top and bottom front teeth. Don't bite down, just a light touch. 2. Blow out air through the gap between your tongue and teeth. You should feel a slight hissing sensation. 🌀Voiced "th