What Is A Lisp?

Hi a lisp is when a person can not pronounce there s as well as others. When they try to say something with an s in it there toung catches on the top of there lip to make them pronounce it different .           hope this helps.

A lisp is a speech abnormality, that can be caused by a malformation of the mouth, teeth, or jaw.

My brother had a lisp he could not pronounce the letter T or R until he became older.. He would draw out the letters or mis-pronounce id....

A speech defect that lets you pronounce 's' or 'c' like 'th'.
Example: She sells sea shells on the sea shore.
              Thee thellth thea thellth on the thea thore.

A lisp is basically a speech abnormality, where a person cannot pronounce the letter S, but rather pronounces it with a TH sound. Example: Sing a song. Thing a thong. As you can see, this is a problem. It can have negative consequences because it can give a whole new meaning to a sentence and lead to confusion, as you just saw. Deeni

A lisp is a mispronunciation of the "s" and/or "z" sound. It can occur when one sticks one's tongue between their teeth to make the s or z sound, and the result is a "th" sound. Some people also produce a distorted s or z by pushing air out the sides of their mouth instead of out the front and center of the mouth. This can usually be corrected with speech therapy and lots of practice.

When you slur your words.