Today we're going to look at something called labiodental consonants. Sounds really hard, actually it's very easy. All you need to do is learn how to put your mouse shape right and what you're going to need is this, a mirror. And with that mirror you can check your mouse shape. Very simple. Oh, almost forgot, you're going to need a pretend carrot. Now what we're going to do is we're going to look at this guy over here, Bugs Bunny. Bugs Bunny likes to eat carrots. So what I want you to do using your mirror, get a hold of the thing and make like Bugs Bunny eating a carrot. You see how my teeth are sticking right out onto my top lip. Oh, but my bottom lip. We'll try that again in English. Okay? Practice with your mirror. Now look at this. Van. Van. And then the other one, Van. Van. So now we have Van and Van. Easy, isn't it? Now we need to get a little bit harder. We're going to try some numbers and here they are. Puh, puh, puh. Fifth, teen. It's a long sound. Use your fingers. Fifth, teen. Then we'll go for the bottom one. Fifth, t. It's a very short, sharp sound. Fifth, teen. Fifth, t. Practice. Use your hand to get the idea. So we have, puh, puh, puh, puh, puh, puh, Van. Van. And then by to the numbers. Fifth, teen. Fifth, t. And there we have it for today. Thank you very much for watching this video.