If you're a non-native speaker of English, learning how to pronounce "other" is essential for understanding and being understood.

To correctly pronounce "other," start by saying the word "ah" with an open mouth. The "ah" sound should be short and crisp. Next, say "th" with the tip of your tongue pressing behind your teeth. Then, say "er" with a slightly drawn-out vowel sound. Finally, bring the word together with a soft emphasis on the "r" sound.

To practice, take a breath and repeat the word "other" several times without stopping. Make sure to focus on the distinct sounds of "ah," "th," and "er," as well as the soft emphasis on the "r" sound.

It's important to note that the "th" sound in "other" is different from the "th" sound in "the." The "th" sound in "other" is unvoiced, which means you don't use your vocal cords to produce the sound.

By following these guidelines and practicing regularly, you'll be well on your way to mastering how to pronounce "other."