Linking Similar Consonant Sounds - Linking Similar Sounds Examples

which is linking similar consonant sounds so  you can also link similar consonant sounds  

you can link same but also similar sounds so  let's take a look at this word cheese sandwich  

so here cheese ends with a z  sound and sandwich starts with s  

these are two similar sounds one is voiced  which means we use our voice to make the sound z  

and if we don't use our voice we get the s sound  so we can also link these sounds so i would not  

say cheese sandwich i would say cheese sandwich  cheese sandwich right i link those similar sounds  

okay next we have the words breathe and through  so here we have the voiced th breathes and  

unvoiced through so these are very similar sounds  it's just using our voice or not using our voice  

same just like zs same so we can also  link these sounds breathe through breathe  

through and notice we're still using the  sound of the second word just like cheese  

sandwich we say that s so when we link sounds we  say strongly say the letter of the second word  

so these are examples of  voiced and unvoiced linked

right same uh mouth position just using  my voice or not using my voice we can also  

link so let's see these in a sentence  i could really go for a cheese sandwich  

i could really go for a cheese sandwich  

so i didn't say that z sound cheese very strongly  right but we linked the sounds cheese sandwich

okay and next breathe through your nose so  even though i would say this word as breathe  

and this word as through when we  link them breathe through your nose  

interesting right so we can also link  other voiced and unvoiced pairs like

i need two kilos of chicken so here  need two so i would not say i need  

two i need two kilos of chicken so i'm really  pronouncing that t and linking these sounds  

we can do it with k and g voice unvoiced and  voiced so here we're gonna see it with the phrase  

dark green the water was a dark green color  dark green so there again really saying that  

g and linking my similar consonant  sounds just two more for this we have

unvoiced and voiced so here we're going to look  at sleep better i sleep better on the weekends  

right i really say that b i sleep better the p and  the b so similar i sleep better on the weekends  

and last unvoiced invoice and f and v  uh so here we're gonna be looking at

ah yes our enough vacation okay so i could say  

enough vacation but let's hear it in a  sentence do you have enough vacation time  

do you have enough vacation time so the f and  the v kind of blend together we link them enough  

vacation time and i really say that v right  so this is the second way similar consonant  

sounds and we're using it with our voiced and  unvoiced pairs like d and t p and b and so on