How to pronounce none?

In more than 68 years, I've never heard none pronounced as if it had a g at the end. The two ns should sound the same, as in the religious sister nun.

CharmYouHow was i doing?

You got it a couple of times, so you can actually do it. The last one was pretty close.

enoon You got it a couple of times, so you can actually do it. The last one was pretty close.

How did I do it wrong ? v_v

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I tried very hard...and how was this one??

CharmYou how was this one?

Perfect.

Thanks ^_^ I did improve.

Chinese have a tendency (a) to nasalize vowels before nasals, then delete that nasal. In some cases, (b) they nasalize thevowel, delete the nasal, then add 'ng'.

CharmYouaudioboo.fm/boos/1568558-none

In this audio, 'none' goes through the process (b). The other word 'down' in your recording goes through the process (a). Even my Chinese colleague does it whene

Thanks for your in-depth analysis. Are you a linguist? Your explanation is so prefessional that I can barely get a firm grasp of this concept, especially the PDF you attached.

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I uploaded my pronunciation of "Sign In". I am not sure if I am pronouncing it the same way .
By the way, I want to know if my accent is light or thic

CharmYouHow to pronounce none?

If you're getting an NG at the end, then you're "closing off your throat" by drawing your tongue back into your throat and away from your front teeth. Both Ns in "none" are pronounced with the front of your tongue touching just above your front teeth. If you break contact on the final N, you'll get an NG instead. Just return y