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Panama flagHéctor Rodríguez
pronunciacion rapida cuando hay th quisiera saber cuando los nativos pronuncian rapido th seguida de un sonido de vocal suena como r latina ejemplo with a ( uira) with you ( uiriu)

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English has 'th' sounds: 1. Voiced: them, those, these, this, that, mother, father 2. Unvoiced - thing, with, both, thought, breath, math (I think of this as the Spanish 's', though it can vary by region.) You can quickly tell the difference with this physical demonstration. 1. Put your hand on your throat above your vocal chords. You will be able to feel the vibration when you speak the voiced 'th'. 2. Think of the unvoiced 'th' as 'with breath'. Hold a sheet of paper (near the bottom of the sheet) and place it a few inches from your mouth. Now say the unvoiced 'th' words. If you are holding the paper correctly, it will move as your breath blows the paper with each word.
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No, la "th" no es similar a la "r" de español. La "th" suave (think) es similar a la "c+e/i" o "z" (cierto, zapato) castellana, y la "th" sonora (these) es similar a la "d" castellana (David). En ambos casos, la lengua está entre los dientes.

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