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As a foreigner, I have the impression that, among all native speakers, the Canadians are ones that speak the voiced TH more clearly. Is that right?
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Voiced th as in "this", "the", "other".
I began to notice that when I listen to music from Canadian artists. They clearly pronounce the voiced TH /ð/.
American singers don't seem to pronounce it that clearly and distinctively. Sometimes it pretty much sounds like a /d/ to my foreign ears, while with Canadians I can tell it's really a /ð/.
I also listen to some British and Australian music, and they don't seem to pronounce it that clearly either.
But I could be wrong.
What do you guys say?
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