No (assuming English language) you’d need to count to 0-10 and then 12-15, and then 1000 as teens don’t match the normal number pronunciation exactly and 1000 brings in the thousand sound.
I didn’t realize till now I must say 4 incorrectly. My cheeks come in, lips extend outward and mostly touch except a small hole in front of my front teeth, where my top teeth rest on top of my bottom lip. Almost like a lite whistle motion void the teeth touching my lip.
Easily verifiable by counting to from 0 to 10.
No (assuming English language) you’d need to count to 0-10 and then 12-15, and then 1000 as teens don’t match the normal number pronunciation exactly and 1000 brings in the thousand sound.
Why did 11 get skipped? Also wouldn’t 14 get skipped if we don’t count 16-19
Also what about 20?
Oh yeah. Ok loads of extras than just 0-10
I didn’t realize till now I must say 4 incorrectly. My cheeks come in, lips extend outward and mostly touch except a small hole in front of my front teeth, where my top teeth rest on top of my bottom lip. Almost like a lite whistle motion void the teeth touching my lip.
Lip on teeth isn’t lip-to-lip
I move my lips the same way you do. Another poster mentioned four, five as well.
It’s not incorrect though - there’s not really such a thing as pronouncing incorrectly. People just speak how they speak and it’s always changing.