anybody tell me how to learn the following pronunciation?

Question

it is nice to have some illustrations on how the tongue and the lips should place to have those pronunciation.
A. tr-
B.dr-
C.tj-
D.dj-
E.tsh-
F.dz-

the phonetic symbols can hardly be typed.
i guess you would understand what phonetic symbols they are.

tj as in tutorial
dj as in during
tsh as in chair
dz as in judge

Answer 1

A. tr- this is a combination of the sounds /t/ and /r/. both are articulated, that is, produced in the alveolar ridge. /t/ can be made with allowing the tip of one's tongue to touch the back of the teeth while doing a pulmonic eggressive airstream technique. as with /r/, it depends on which variety you choose to speak. If you are speaking the american variety, it is retroflex, meaning, the tongue slightly curls backwards in the production of the sound.if you want to make the /r/sound more distinct, use the trill by making the blade and tip vibrate while producing it.
B.dr- this is pretty much the same with /tr/. the only difference lies in /d/'s being voiced. just let your vocal cords vibrate while producing it.
C.tj-perhaps you mean the combination of /t/ and /y/ (as in yam)sounds here.because as far as english phonology is concerned, the sound /t/ cannot precede /dj/ (as in jam) except perhaps in syllable boundaries (e.g. ho/t/ /j/acket) because they now belong to different syllables. could u clarify this sound?
D.dj-as in "jam"?
E.tsh-as in "chair"?
F.dz-as in "azure"?

Answer 2

'Tj', 'dj', 'tsh' and 'dz' are not used as such in the English language.

'Tr' and 'dr' would be pronounced as separate sounds but blended. 'Sh' , on its own, is a digraph (two letters, one sound - tongue flat and air pushed over it and thdough closed teeth.)

For 't' the teeth are closed with the tongue initially behind them and the air is 'exploded' through the teeth as the tongue is moved - it is an unvoiced sound.

'D' is made in exactly the same way as 't' but is voiced.

To make 'r', the tongue is curled laterally and a 'growl' is emitted from the back of the mouth - it is voiced.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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also

truck
drive

but cdef- they don't exist in english,

Answer 5

what language are these from?