Tongue palate contact for English pronunciation

Using a combination of anatomical diagrams and state-of-the-art 3D animations, discover where the tongue touches the roof of the mouth when producing lingual consonants. Click on the links to watch a short video of how each sound is produced.

Tongue palate contact
Tongue palate contact for /t/, /d/ and /n/
/t/ as in top.
/d/ as in dog.
/n/ as in nod.
Tongue palate contact for /s/ and /z/
/s/ as in sat.
/z/ as in zoo.
Tongue palate contact for /ʃ/ and /ʒ/
/ʃ/ as in shut.
/ʒ/ as in vision.
Tongue palate contact for /k/, /g/ and /ŋ/
/k/ as in kit.
/g/ as in got.
/ŋ/ as in thing.
Tongue palate contact for /l/
/l/ as in lot.
No tongue palate contact
No tongue palate contact.

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