← Chọn âm khác
🔤 Phu am cuoi
Tôi học hát mỗi tối.
I study singing every evening.
💡 HOC and HAT both end in unreleased stops. Form the shape and STOP — let no air out. Hold a sheet of paper in front of your mouth: it must not move.
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Quyển sách này rất đẹp.
This book is very beautiful.
💡 SACH ends with the tongue stopping at the palate; DEP ends with the lips closing. Neither is released. English speakers puff air out and sound foreign at once.
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Cho tôi một cốc nước.
Give me a glass of water.
💡 MOT, COC and NUOC all end in unreleased stops — three in one short request. This sentence is used every day, so it is worth drilling.
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Anh ấy làm việc rất tốt.
He works very well.
💡 VIEC and TOT both end in stops, and LAM ends in a nasal that IS released. The rule applies only to T, C, P and CH — nasals M, N and NG are different.
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Chúc anh một ngày tốt đẹp.
Wishing you a good day.
💡 CHUC, MOT, TOT and DEP — four unreleased stops in one polite phrase. Say it slowly first, checking that no air escapes on any of them.
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