How to Pronounce the Voiced or Hard "Th"

The voiced or hard "th" sound is created with the same lip, tongue and teeth formation of the soft "th" sound, but this time you vibrate your throat area or larynx. Since the hard"th" sound is a voiced sound, you should feel your throat vibrate when creating the sound.

Again, just like the soft "th" sound, in making the hard "th" sound, you should feel your tongue touching your lower lip. Then, lightly bite on your tongue with your upper teeth, with just enough pressure to allow air to pass through. Lastly, pronounce the voiced or hard "th" sound by vibrating your throat area. You should feel a vibration in your throat area as well as air passing through your lip, tongue and teeth formation.

Things to remember:

1) Touch your lower lip with your tongue.
2) Lightly bite on your tongue with your upper teeth.
3) Make the hard "th" sound by vibrating your throat area or larynx and feeling air passing through your lips, tongue, and teeth formation.
4) The hard "th" sound is a voiced sound, so you should feel a vibration in your throat.

Here are words you can practice with.

the	whether	neither	withdrawal
that	together	either	feather
with	others	bother	this
this	within	breathe	within
they	although	another
that	themselves	other
their	either	rather
there	brother	grandmother
them	than	nevertheless
than	other	clothing
other	thus	though
then	rather	withdraw
these	that	leather
those	southern	grandfather
there	therefore	furthermore
another	gather	rhythm
without	otherwise	nonetheless
mother	northern	altogether
though	weather	thereby
father	thinking	gathering

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