What is the easiest way to pronounce "th" sound?

Answer 1

Which th ?

The one in thin, thick, and thistle? (Hold your tongue so the top of the tip is touching the edge of the front top teeth. Blow air.)

Or the heavy one in that, this, and thus? Hold the tongue harder, with more stress, and vocalize with your throat, aspirating more air).

Answer 2

My little sister was doing the "free" instead of "three" thing, and I stopped her by telling her to hold her tongue between her teeth. I would have her stop mid-sentence if she said the word wrong, have her softly bite her tongue, and think about the word while saying it. She repeated "thunder" a few times for me that way, and by the end of the week she was saying words the correct way. Children also need a lot of encouragement and positive reinforcement, so if you're trying to correct your child make sure you tell him/her what a great job he/she is doing.

Answer 3

Place the top of your tongue to your front two teeth, almost like you were going to bite the tip of your tongue, and then blow air out to make the "th" sound.

Answer 4

Make like you are going to make an 'L' sound, but instead of keeping your tongue behind the top teeth, move it to between the top and bottom teeth (with both of them lightly touching the tongue) and try to make the same sound.

Answer 5

open your mouth, place your tongue on your upper teeth, start blowing and remove your tongue from your teeth quickly. th-th-th-th-thththththththhthth my cat is looking at me like i'm mad. i'm perfectly ok i tell her, then she drops her cigarette.

Answer 6

change it to a da sound.... there you go!!
den da pronounciation of da "th" is much easier

Answer 7

think