Hi guys! Have you ever wondered when to use the hard G or the soft G sounds? Or even wondered what a hard G or what a soft G? Well, I am here to help you. What are the hard and soft G sounds? G can make two sounds, G and G. The hard G sound is more common than the soft G sound. The hard G sound makes the G sound as in goats. The soft G sound makes the G sound as in giraffe. Now, if the letter after the G is I, E or Y, the G makes the G sound soft G. If it's another letter, the G makes the G sound hard G. So G after G, you will see E, I or Y. G after G when any other letter follows, for example, A, O, U, etc. Hard G sound. These sounds can also come at the end of words. For example, Rugg, hard G sound, G. These sounds can also come midway in words. For example, Riddin, soft G, G. Here is a list of some words with the hard G sound, G, at the beginning of some words. Gats, Gates, GLAD, GLASS, GO, Good, Gossip, GUM, GUTTER. As you can see, they are not followed by E, I or Y. They are followed by another letter. Here are some other words with the hard G, G, sound, midway, or near the end of some words. Angle, dragon, fog. Here is a list of some words with the soft G sound, G, at the beginning of some words. Gentle, germs, giant, gist. Gym, gymnastic. Here are some other words with the soft G, G, sound, midway, or near to the end of some words. Age, bridge, cage, energy, engine, orange. Exceptions. Here in the words, the G is followed by E or I, however, they will take the hard G, G, sound, and not the soft G, G, sound. Gate, girl, gift, give, begin, guild, geese, guild. Thank you everyone. I hope this video was very helpful. In the description, you will also find a video about hard C and soft C. Thank you very much and don't forget to subscribe. Bye!