If you are a non-native English speaker learning how to pronounce the word "found," you've come to the right place! The correct pronunciation of "found" is the same as it is for "sound" and "ground." The "ou" sound should be pronounced like the "ou" in "house" or "loud," and the "nd" sound should be pronounced like the "nd" in "sand" or "band."

Start by making the "ou" sound. Your lips should be in a circular shape, and your vocal cords should vibrate as you exhale. Your tongue should stay low in your mouth and move up slightly as you make the sound.

Next, blend the "ou" sound into the "nd" sound. The tip of your tongue should press against the back of your teeth. Your vocal cords should still be vibrating as you move your tongue away from the back of your teeth.

To finish the word, you'll need to add the "d" sound. As you make this sound, you should use your vocal cords to create a buzzing or vibrating sensation. Your tongue should move down and back, and your lips should stay together.

Now that you know how to pronounce the word "found," it's time to practice! Repeat the word out loud several times until you feel comfortable with the pronunciation. With enough practice, you'll be able to pronounce "found" like a native English speaker in no time.