These are the sounds on the vowel chart released by the International Phonetic Association. For tutorials on how to say the sounds, head over to: https://pronunciationstudio.com/vowel-chart/ #vowelsounds #phonetics #englishpronunciation #teachpronunciation #language | Pronunciation Studio

In this lesson we will set the bases of phonetics, we will learn about vowel sounds, what is the vowel space and what is and how to read an IPA chart. I will try to share mini lessons fortnightly so stay tuned for the following lessons. If you're interested in joining our live and online courses email info.onlinelanguagelessons@gmail.com or visit www.onlinelanguagelessons.uk | Aurora's Online Language Lessons

The difference between the “o” and “oo” sounds lies mainly in vowel length, mouth shape, and tongue position. Here’s a simple breakdown: ⸻ 1. “o” Sound • Think of the short “o” sound in words like: • hot, pot, not • It’s a short vowel sound. • The mouth is open wide, and the tongue is low and back. IPA symbol: /ɒ/ (British) or /ɑ/ (American) ⸻ 2. “oo” Sound There are two types of “oo” sounds in English: a) Long “oo”: • As in food, moon, soon • It’s a long, rounded vowel sound. • The lips are rou