I would like to get help with pronouncing "ts", words and phases such as, "eaTS", "LeT'S", "rats" etc.
Before, when I pronounce "ts", I usually push my tongue to the teeth(tip touching teeth fully), and the sound aspire almost right between the gap of the teeth with the tongue touching it.
But now, when I think of it carefully, I think its incorrect. Because if I pronounce t followed by s slowly, I realise my old way was wrong.
Should the sound aspire on the "front meat of the upper jaw", rather than at the front where the teeth are? In other words, the "ts" sound should be aspired a little bit behind the teeth, and the tongue shouldn't touch the front teeth when pronouncing "ts"?
Can native speakers tell me which one is correct(first/second), or neither? Thank you very much.
2007-07-22
04:51:49
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coolbun2003
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