Question #2710: vibrating TH seed manthra and THAUM

[AskSatanOperator]

Is the TH seed manthra and Thaum the same ..In this link https://joyofsatan.org/www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/THAUM.mp3 which HP has vibrated ,,Th is NOT vibrated as ZZZZZ since thurisaz or tiwaz is vibrated as ZZZZ but HP has vibrated THAUM a VAAA UUUU MMMM ..is this the correct vibration of THAUM ..and again How do u vibrate TH seed manthra ??

 

[Hs666]

TH-TH-TH-A-A-A-U-U-U-M-M-M

TH:
(..)The tongue should vibrate by touching your front teeth, as in the English word THIS.(..)

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

TH does not sound like a Z or a V. It sounds like a TH Like in THick or THin.

 

[Egon]

It sounds like a TH Like in THick or THin.

This written tip does not make any sense if you're coming from languages where the TH sound do not exist and you must find an equivalent. For untrained ears any spoken English TH will sound either as a F or a D. In vibrated form the TH does sound like a V but with the tongue touching the teeth instead of the lower lip.

 

[MiniMe3388]

Hello

I am not an English speaker and it helped me to read up on the difference between TH soft and hard. Read the tutorials and then listen to the recording and try your best to vibrate it.

 

[Syt]

Be sure to place your tongue for the 'TH' part of the vibration directly behind your front two teeth, right where your teeth meet at your gums.

https://satanisgod.org/www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/6th_Chakra_Meditation.html

 

[phi3.14infinity]

Hello

I am not an English speaker and it helped me to read up on the difference between TH soft and hard. Read the tutorials and then listen to the recording and try your best to vibrate it.

where is the tutorial that u have mentioned ??

 

[MiniMe3388]

Hello

I am not an English speaker and it helped me to read up on the difference between TH soft and hard. Read the tutorials and then listen to the recording and try your best to vibrate it.

where is the tutorial that u have mentioned ??

I meant about the tutorials that English philologists give about soft and hard pronunciation of "TH". Write the right phrase in your browser and you will have a lot of it.