Practice pronouncing "Bang, Da, Ka". These sounds require high clarity and can help patients practice the accuracy and clarity of pronunciation.
Practice double lip sounds. Billip sounds include "ba, da, ga" and other sounds, which can let patients experience the opening and closing of their lips when pronouncing and help patients practice the fluency of pronunciation.
Practice the pronunciation of lips and teeth. Lip-tooth sounds, including "fa, va, sa" and other sounds, can help patients understand the coordination of teeth and lips when pronouncing, and help them practice the accuracy and clarity of pronunciation.
Practice tongue tip pronunciation. The tip of the tongue sounds include "da, ta, na" and other sounds, which can help patients experience the movements of the tongue when pronouncing and help them practice the accuracy and clarity of pronunciation.
Practice pronouncing the root of the tongue. Tongue root sounds include "ka, ga, ha" and other sounds, which can help patients experience the backward movement of the tongue when pronouncing and help them practice the accuracy and clarity of pronunciation.
Practice croaking. Laryngeal sounds, including "ho, ha, ho" and other sounds, can help patients experience the movement of their throats during pronunciation and help them practice the fluency and clarity of pronunciation.
Practice continuous pronunciation. Continuous pronunciation allows patients to practice the pronunciation of multiple syllables continuously, which helps them to practice the fluency and coherence of pronunciation.
When practicing pronunciation, you need to pay attention to the following points:
Don't pursue perfection excessively, and gradually improve the accuracy and clarity of pronunciation.
Don't use exaggerated mouth shape and tongue position to pronounce, so as not to cause muscle fatigue and unnatural pronunciation habits.
When practicing pronunciation, we should pay attention to maintaining oral hygiene and avoid oral problems such as infection.
When practicing pronunciation, you can look in the mirror to see if your mouth shape and tongue position are correct, so as to correct incorrect pronunciation habits in time.
You can take speech therapy courses, or find a professional speech therapist for guidance, and master the correct pronunciation skills faster.