Cant prononce words that end with ther

I find it hard to prononce words that ends with "ther" like father, brother and etc. Its there anyway way of praticing it or way of pronouncing it?

thnx in a advance

The fricative sound of [th] is one that many non-native speakers find difficult. There are two different sounds -

[th] as in 'father'
[th] as in 'then'

The former is unvoiced. I would suggest putting the front/tip of your tongue against your upper teeth and then blowing (for unvoiced) or humming (for voiced) gently. This is rounghly how the two different sounds are articulated.

Then I would try to incorporate these sounds into the words you struggle with. At first, be dramatic. Over-pronounce the words, because this helps your mouth to 'learn' how to change between these sounds. I hope this helps :)

Danni x

Or you can try being a Cockney and say "bruvver".

Mother
Father
Brother
Bother
other
rather
gather
another
together
leather

''There are two different sounds -''

''[th] as in 'father'''
''[th] as in 'then',''

The ''th'' sound in ''father'' and the ''th'' sound in ''then'' are the same sound''. I think you mean the ''th'' sound ''either'' and the ''th'' sound in ''ether''.

either [i:TH..r] ''th'' sound in ''then''
ether [i:th..r] ''th'' sound in ''theater''