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Try LingUp Now!Start with 'forth': lips rounded for the 'fɔr' sound.
Next, 'come': jaw drops slightly for 'kʌm'.
End with 'ing': push air through nose for the 'ɪŋ' sound.
for-thcom-ing
forth-come-ing
forthco-ming
Start with 'forth': longer 'ɔː' sound.
Next, 'come': same as American 'kʌm'.
End with 'ing': same as American 'ɪŋ'.
same as American
It is the first syllable, typically stressed in English.
Yes, 'ɪŋ' requires air through the nose.
In American English, 'ɔr' is often pronounced short unless emphasized.
To be happening soon; expected.
/fɔrθ/
Forward in time or place
/kʌm/
To move or travel to
/ˈkʌmɪŋ/
Future arrival or presence
Adds 'forth-' at the beginning of 'come'.
Combines 'come' and 'ing', adding stress on 'forth'.
Longer and more complex than simply 'forth'.
Break the word into 'forth', 'come', 'ing' to practice each.
Stress 'forth' more than 'come' or 'ing'.
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