谁有bbc英语发音教学 音标学习[ŋ] [i] 视频的字幕或文本?或求高人此视频所述内容（英文）

谁有bbc英语发音教学 音标学习[ŋ] [i] 视频的字幕或文本?或求高人此视频所述内容（英文）
谁有bbc英语发音教学 音标学习[ŋ] [i] 视频的字幕或文本?或求高人此视频所述内容（英文）

谁有bbc英语发音教学 音标学习[ŋ] [i] 视频的字幕或文本?或求高人此视频所述内容（英文）
[ŋ]: This is a consonant sound. Now in English, you'll never find it at the beginning of a word, because it only comes at the end of a syllable. So you find it in the middle of the word "anger", at the middle of the word "thanks", and at the end of the word "rung". Now we make this sound towards the back of the mouth, "[ŋ]", and if you do this sound correctly, you can feel the vibration in your nose, "[ŋ]". Now let's practise. Listen to these examples and repeat after me, "rung", "anger", "thanks", okay. Now it can be difficult to hear the difference between this sound "[ŋ]" and another similar consonant "[n]". Listen carefully, "rung", "run", "rung", "run". Now "[ŋ]" is made at the back of the mouth and "[n]" is made behind the teeth. Now you try, listen and repeat, "rung", "run", "rung", "run". Now let's have some more examples. Listen first, "tongue", "ton"; "wing", "win"; "robbing", "robin"; "singer", "sinner". Now you try, listen and repeat: "tongue", "ton"; "wing", "win"; "robbing", "robin"; "singer", "sinner".
纯听写,如果你还要[i]的追问一下,打得太累我先休息去了.这么麻烦的问题居然一点分都没有,太没诚意了.