ang

Question 1

ang

Answer 1

ahng, like aunt, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 2

bang

Answer 2

bang, like bang but bahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 3

pang

Answer 3

pang, like pang but pahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 4

mang

Answer 4

mang, like man but mahn, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 5

fang

Answer 5

fang, like fan but fahn, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 6

dang

Answer 6

dang, like dang but dahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 7

tang

Answer 7

tang, like tang but tahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back, harder t like d but with whole tip of tongue not just a flick

Question 8

nang

Answer 8

nang, like nan but nahn, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 9

lang

Answer 9

lang, like language but lahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 10

gang

Answer 10

gang, like gang but gahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 11

kang

Answer 11

kang, like can but cahn, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 12

hang

Answer 12

hang, like hang but hahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 13

zang

Answer 13

dsang, like dsang but dsahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 14

cang

Answer 14

tsang, like tsang but tsahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 15

sang

Answer 15

sang, like sang but sahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 16

zhang

Answer 16

jang, like jangle but jahngle, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 17

chang

Answer 17

chang, like chang but chahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 18

shang

Answer 18

shang, like Shannon but Shahnnon, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back

Question 19

rang

Answer 19

jang, like jang but jahng, close top of throat a little more, no sound after start of g (not anguh, just ang - one syllable), spread out tongue at the back, front of tongue by the ridge below the teeth, soft sound