Th-fronting is a distinctive feature in Cockney English, where the “th” sound in words like “think” or “brother” is replaced with “f” or “v” sounds. This creates a noticeable difference between Cockney and standard British English. In Cockney: • “Th” in words like “think” is pronounced as “f,” so it sounds like “fink.” • “Th” in words like “brother” is pronounced as “v,” making it sound like “bruvver.” In standard British English, the “th” sound is pronounced as it is written, with the tongue pl