American English Pronunciation - The Vowels Sounds - (2019) Các nguyên âm, гласные, 모음, 母音,สระ, 元音

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There are very many American ways of pronouncing the vowels. Many Americans confuse pin and pen, others not. Some Americans confuse sat and set.

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So the difference between "about" and "bird" is mainly in accent right? The word bird is with a stressed vowel whereas the letter a in the word about is without stress/accent. Am I right?

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Actually how do you defrenciate Hurt, Heart, her or hearts vs Hurts. Those are the areas I straggle to get it right.

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You have to learn how to understand the different parts of the mouth where these vowels are produced. For example: the u in hurt is considered a rounded vowel because your labia (lips) form an o shape. Now when you say the word heart, the e in the word is unrounded and the mouth is slightly opened. The correct term is "tense". I would suggest you look in the mirror as you say these words to see how the mouth and jaw move. Good luck!

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What is the difference between American and British vowel sound

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