are hoard on a stock of valued objects and horde a large group of people so to

say these two words we're going to think about three sounds we're going to start

with the H to do this you're just going to let the air kind of puff out of your

mouth and the air is going to continuously

come out next we're going to move to the or sound to do this you're going to

start with a pucker and then you're going to move to that air sound with

square tense lips the tip of your tongue is either down for that R or flipped

back it just depends on how you make that sound so we have or or or so yes it

does kind of look like I'm puckering and then pulling my lips back then we're

going to end with the D by touching the tip of your tongue to the back of your

top front teeth I've been getting a lot of questions lately about does the air

puff out does it not you can kind of do either so if you pull your tongue down

and the air puffs out a little bit you'll say the word hoard hoard hoard

but if you keep the tongue behind the top front teeth for that D sound you are

not going to have as much air puff out and it will sound like this hoard hoard

hoard so let's give it a try in a sentence the characters on The Walking

Dead hoard food and case a horde of walkers attack give it a try

people are going to notice the difference if you found this helpful

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