There is no vibration from the voice box for unvoiced ‘th’.
In the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) the unvoiced ‘th’ is written like this:
It is the unvoiced ‘th’ sound that you practised in the video above. ‘Unvoiced’ means there is no vibration from the voice box and this is the sound in words like ‘think’ and ‘thought’. The mouth position for the two sounds (unvoiced and voiced ‘th’) is exactly the same. Place turquoise along with seashells and coral on her altar.There are two types of ‘th’ sound in English – unvoiced and voiced. Pregnant women should wear such a necklace as a talisman of protection for the unborn baby. Use necklaces of seven turquoise beads and clear quartz beads to honor Yemoja. She can show you that having fun is important in life just as it is for working. She can help you imagine that you too are a mermaid and can have fun. Call upon her when you want to connect to your inner child. Yemoja created a tribe and gave birth to all the water, salt and fresh, so she became a goddess. Yemoja is the patron of women, particularly pregant women fishermen and sunken ship survivors. She is known to them as the Queen of the Ocean. In the Umbanda religion, they worship her as one of the seven orixas of the African pantheon. Her symbols are seashells, coral, a gourd rattle, an anchor, a key, and turquoise. She is different then most goddesses because she is, in fact, a mermaid. She married Agayu and they had one son, Orungan, and fifteen Orishas. Her name is a contraction of Yoruba words,”Yeye emo eja” which means “Mother whose children are like fishes.” Her parents are Oduduwa and Obatala. Yemoja gave birth to all the waters and is known as the “mama watta”. Her followers all wear necklaces of seven blue beads and seven clear crystals alternating. This is why she is honored in Brazil and also how she is associated with Virgin Mary. She then became very well known and given different names. This goddess went with the members of the Yoruba tribe when they were captured and taken to various areas in the world as slaves. She is the creator goddess of the Yoruba tribe. She is honored not only in Africa but in Brazil. Yemoja is the African Goddess of the Ocean and the patron diety of pregnant women.
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