Guess what, we're done with number one.
Let's move on to number two.
OK, let's review.
Number two, I high.
Remember that one up and over above the nose and over I great.
Now, let's start from the top with B..
This time we're a little more familiar with the consonants.
It's going to go a little more smoothly.
Right.
So but by I see Chi ik iconic.
My friend Kyle D did die.
I did diagram Idaho f fi I f Eiffel Tower.
It's good at G.
Now remember G is the sound guy I got h I remember which just going to go into it.
High high hibernation highway.
All right.
Onto J Jo.
No Jo gi I ju gyration.
I jumped for joy.
L lie.
I'll, I'll meet you at the library if you hear those combinations working in there.
Let's go to em now.
Hmm.
My I'm, I'm miles away and moon night.
I mean neither of you.
I know we got P now.
Pie, I like pie, I ponder some time, q Quack, quack, quack.
Remember this one right.
KWI I quote.
I qualify quiet's are remember that one year or I or my friend Ryan is ironing my clothes.
S psi ice.
I sat down sideways, t shirt, tie.
I'd tie my shoes.
I taught him very well.
Again, just examples I'm throwing out literally from the top of my head.
OK, sort of Vinnell.
Remember this one same formation as F but with a humming sound vi I violin.
I've, I've got this violin w again.
Why I you I wa I washed my clothes x again.
Remember the extra pudding at the end here.
Right icks.
Bikes, I like riding bikes, z zie eyes, S.H., Tchi ijn, so now as we go through these, I'm going
to stop with the examples because you get the idea by now.
OK, not to S.H..
Now remember that when it's just like S.H. but elongated shy wish good.
Hard to remember that one that has the humming sound that I, I.
Are either of you coming soft again.
Same thing.
No sound thig I, I thought my thigh was hurting.
A good exercise for these consonants that require you to support from the diaphragm and expel air like
the.
Is hissing by taking a big, deep breath from the diaphragm and then hissing sound and keeping that
as consistent as possible, that's going to allow you to train your muscles from your diaphragm and
your soft palettes to work together to create that elongated, airy sound that you're probably just
not used to making.
OK, so it's good to do that a couple of times and time yourself.
See how long you can go.
But the key there is to keep that hiss going as consistent as possible.
Not, but.
Right to the end, that's going to build those diaphragm muscles that are going to help you with those
those those airflow consonant sounds I was telling you about.
Great.
That's fantastic.
Now, let's move to target number three.