Phonics Song 2 - Consonant Blends
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you are definitely saying it right - so many people put a vowel sound after consonants and it drives me up the wall because if you say "glu" then when they try to spell something they end up putting a u even if it's "glass" for instance.
moirarob99 4 months ago
@moirarob99 We thought we did it right. Thanks for your support!
omigrad 4 months ago
Where are you from? Your pronunciation of the blends are different from ours. Your L blends sound like a "u" in between (bul)where we put the "u" sound after (blu). I love the format of the video and tune and wish I could use it....
skgteach 1 year ago
@skgteach I'm from the U.S. I would say fairly standard American English I think. I do the /l/ sound without the vowel sound after it, so instead of a "Luh" sound you only hear the pure "l" sound. I'm sorry you can't use it because of that, though I'm fairly confident that it is correct. :)
omigrad 1 year ago
Glad to hear! :)
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omigrad 1 year ago