👄 Voiced Consonant - /g/ - 'get', 'giggle' and 'ghost' - English Pronunciation Tips

This is a voiced consonant - you can hear  it at the beginning of the word 'glue',  

in the middle of the word 'struggle', at the  end of the word 'bag', and at the beginning  

and end of the word 'gig'. Now you try - listen  and repeat: glue - struggle - bag - gig. OK.

Now it may be difficult to tell the difference  between this voiced sound that you hear at the  

beginning of the word 'glue' and its voiceless  partner that you hear at the beginning of the  

word 'clue'. Listen carefully to hear the  difference - for each example I shall say  

the word with the voiced sound first: glue - clue,  ghost - coast, log - lock, pig - pick. Now did you  

hear the difference? You might be able to see the  difference. Watch: glue - clue, glue clue. Let's  

try again - listen and repeat after me: glue -  clue, ghost - coast, log - lock, pig - pick. OK.