In this lesson, we are going to learn how to pronounce "Main" and "Hun" in Urdu language
A lot of people pronounce "I" as "Main" instead of " MaiÑ "
And pronounce "am" as ' hun ' instead of ' huÑ '
For example
People say, I am Jennifer = Main Jennifer hun
Whereas we need to say " MaiÑ Jennifer huÑ "
in this lesson, I will teach you how the native speaker pronounce "MaiÑ huÑ " instead of "Main Hun"
Let's have a start
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First of all, we have ' I ' which is ' MaiÑ '
Before learn how to pronounce, we need to learn what is the last or ending "N"
A lot of people think that it is silent, but it is not silent
Actually it is unfinished ' N '
That's mean we pronounce it but we don't pronounce it completely
If we pronounce it complete, it will become " Main "
Whereas we need to pronounce it half or unfinished as MaiÑ
That mean we should pronounce it, we can't skip it but we will pronounce half
Now I will teach you how can we pronounce half ' N ' so that the sound become ' MainÑ ' instead of ' Main '
When we pronounce " Main " our tongue touch upper side the teeth or you can say to the mouth's roof
Try to say ' Main ' and observe
so, when you complete ' Main ' the tongue touch roof of the mouth
And it's become ' Main '
As I told you that it is unfinished ' N ' therefore we should pronounce it half
What you need to do
When are you pronouncing ' Main ' you need to suddenly stop before it complete
Say with me ' Main ' and stop before your tongue touch the roof
Before your tongue touch inside the upper teeth, you should stop, (don't let your tongue touch the mouth roof)
By doing this, you can pronounce unfinished ' N '
Repeat with me ' MaiÑ " Don't complete it otherwise it will become ' Main ' not ' MainÑ '
Let's talk about ' hun '
'am' in Urdu is 'Huñ' and use it with ' I '
I am teacher = Maiñ Teacher huñ
The ' huñ ' have same rule, when you pronounce it with full ' N ' it becomes ' hun'
In this case, you need to stop before you complete the 'N ' sound - Hunñ
Suddenly stop before your tongue touch the mouth's roof, and it will become the proper accent as the native speaker use
MaiÑ teacher huÑ, if you use the full ' N ' it will become ' Main teacher hun'
Here we have another word, that is Mother
In Urdu language mother is ' aami ' and it is also ' Maañ '
in here, we will learn ' Maañ ' for practice
If you pronounce ' MaaÑ ' with full ' N ' it will become ' Maan '
You complete the 'N' sound touching your tongue on roof of the mouth and it became ' Maan '
But we need to stop before our tongue touch the upper teeth
Repeat with me = MaaÑ (don't let your tongue touch the upper side)
Another word we have is 'where'. In Urdu language 'where' is ' KahaÑ '
The same rule, if you say with full 'N' it will become 'Kahan'
Whereas the correct is ' KahaÑ ' (unfinished ' N ' )
Repeat with me Suddenly stop in last moments while it is going to complete
Another word we have, it is ' haiñ '
In Urdu language, are is ' haiñ '
and mostly people pronounce it as ' hain' because 'is=hai' and people confused how to make difference in hai & haiñ
We use the same rule, if you pronounce with full ' N ' it becomes ' Hain '
And with half or unfinished ' N ' it is ' HaiÑ '
Repeat with me
Always keep in mind, that we should pronounce the last ' N ' we can't skip it. it is not silent
But it is unfinished "Noon"
In Urdu language, we say ' Noon-Ghuna '
That's mean unfinished or half ' N '
And if we write in Urdu script. It comes without a dot inside it
Let's have a practice
I am a teacher. How to say?
I am teacher = MainÑ teacher huÑ
Where are you = aap kahaÑ haiÑ
repeat with me ' Kahañ haiñ '
Don't say ' Kahan hain '
mean you should pronounce unfinished ' N '
Aap kahñ haiñ
I hope this lesson will help you to correctly pronounce silent or unfinished 'N'
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