I just finished putting together something for you! 🪞It’s called The Daily TH Mirror Guide: a 2-minute morning routine that fixes one of the most common pronunciation problems in English. The TH sound. 👅 Most learners either: • Say S instead → “sink” instead of “think” ❌ • Say T instead → “tank” instead of “thank” ❌ • Say D instead → “dis” instead of “this” ❌ This guide shows you exactly where to place your tongue, how to test your airflow and how to drill the difference in 2 minutes every morning. Tape it to your bathroom mirror. Practice every day. Let me know what you think and…how it goes tomorrow morning! 😁 📥 Download it here: https://thsoundwithsal.my.canva.site/ And if you want to go deeper — the full Consonant Arena is waiting for you inside the Lab. Every sound explained, drilled and trained.

I want to give a shout-out to @Sal Di Giallonardo for helping me improve my English and pronunciation. As an engineer and lecturer, I often need to explain technical ideas in English. Clarity in speaking is very important when delivering lectures. Before studying with Sal, I sometimes knew the words but wasn't sure how to pronounce them correctly. His method gave me a system. Learning IPA and phonetics helped me decode words instead of trying to memorize pronunciations randomly. I feel that I have become much more independent because now I can look up a word and understand how it should be pronounced. Sal's approach is clear, structured, and extremely useful for anyone who needs English for work or professional communication. I'm still learning, but I have already improved a lot. Thank you, Sal, for sharing your knowledge and making the learning process so practical and effective.

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And that’s exactly why: ❌ you mispronounce words ❌ you struggle to understand natives ❌ you freeze when speaking fast English English is not a language of letters. It's a language of SOUND PATTERNS. 🎧 Native speakers don’t process:➡️ “W-E-D-N-E-S-D-A-Y” They hear:➡️ /ˈwenzdeɪ/ That’s the difference. The moment you stop reading English like your native language…and start TRAINING YOUR EAR for sounds…everything changes: ✅ listening improves ✅ pronunciation becomes clearer ✅ fluency feels more natura l✅ confidence grows faster This is why we focus so much on phonetics and pronunciation awareness inside the English Pronunciation Lab. Because fluency is not memorizing more vocabulary. It’s hearing English differently. 👇 Let’s make this practical: Write ONE English word in the comments that still confuses your pronunciation or listening. I’ll reply with the correct pronunciation or phonetic explanation.

hˈæpiː sˈʌndˌeɪ! The $17/month founding rate closes tonight at midnight. Monday it becomes $27. No exceptions. 🎓 Quick pronunciation tip while I have you: Did you know that in English, the letter “t” is not always pronounced /t/? Say these words out loud: • butter 🧈 • water 💧 • better • little In natural spoken English the t in the middle of these words becomes a soft, fast tap — almost like a /d/. This is called the flap T — and it’s one of the reasons native speakers sound fast and fluid. Most learners never learn this. They keep saying a hard /t/ and wonder why they sound stiff. This is exactly what we train inside the Lab. The sounds nobody teaches you. The rules nobody explains. 🥊 For $17/month you get: • 3 live sessions/week • Full classroom • Session recordings • WhatsApp exercises with personal feedback • Direct access to me 😲 Oh my god…that’s a lot! 👉 Click the link and join now before it's gone: https://www.skool.com/sals-fluency-payground-3674/plans Sunday at midnight…gone. 👀 Let’s unlock your voice together ❤️ Sal 💪