Hi, I'm Vasandra and I'm a native Indian English speaker and I am also a linguist and I wanted to do a quick demo of the different sounds associated with filenade gate or tile and gate or however you say it. So the issue here I think is a confusion between like four different sounds. So the one that is the most common in you know across a bunch of different Englishes regardless of whether you're from the US, the UK or Australia is Thailand, Thailand. So that is an alveola voiceless stop and it's aspirated so you get that little puff of air, Thailand. Now the speech error that Trump made was that he produced a voiceless dental fricative instead and he said Thailand, Thailand and now the person who tweeted the niche to Sussan says that everyone else says that and that people in India say it. Now Indian English doesn't have filenade, that's not how you say it. I grew up speaking Indian English so I know that that's not how I grew up saying that word but I did say it as Thailand, Thailand. Now that is a dental stop. So it's not a dental fricative, it's a dental stop and it's aspirated so Thailand, Thailand, not Thailand, Thailand. There's both aspirated and unaspirated versions of this in various different Indian Englishes so you could say Thailand or Thailand. Thailand is without any aspiration. So that's just a quick demo of the four different sounds. I'll do them again. Thailand, Thailand, Thailand, Thailand.