day vs they
/ð/ is the soft TH of they — tongue on teeth, voice on. Say /d/ instead and “they” becomes “day”.
Which one do you hear?
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Five voices — Ava, Andrew, Emma, Brian, and Nova — because research shows hearing many voices is what trains your ear.