Sin or Sing? An N/NG Ear Test

Especially for Japanese speakers

Japanese has a single nasal sound at the end of a syllable that shifts automatically between an n-like and an ng-like pronunciation depending on what follows — so Japanese speakers never had to learn n and ng as two separate categories the way English requires.

Tongue-tip or tongue-back — that's the whole difference between confessing and performing.

8 rounds · about 90 seconds