Sounds of English Vowels and Consonants with phonetic symbols

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cô giáo tiếng anh của tôi đã mở nó cho tôi, thật hối hận khi tôi học tiếng anh nhưng không biết những pronounce này

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Four phonetic symbols are missing.

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what different bettwen "th"ink and "th"e and w"or"d , s"or"t guys?

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I kept avoiding these fellas at all cost, but now I'm all into it, they're so convenient in learning

Russian has 5.5 vowel sounds lol

6 plus years and this is still the best & shortest video I seen about the pronunciation, appreciate it.

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Actually English is hard

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one piece

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Did your friends say this with an american or british Accent??

Sir, did you say this pronunciation with an american or british Accent ??

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The vowel sounds are the tricky part for students. For instance in spanish we have one sound per vowel "a,e,i,o,u" so when reading it's easy-peasy knowing how to pronounce all of them, even if you're studying spanish. But in english it's the opposite. And I'll never ever understand why you need 12 or even more vowels.
For me in "sit" I would use a short "i" but, and here is the funny stuff, when I hear an english native speaker saying "sit" and "set", I really can't tell both word, just hear an "e". That also applies on the endings "-ing", I mean for me it's just that, an "i", but no, when listening I figure out it's sound more like and "e". So I don't know how with sound is right and which one wrong. Your language is quite confusing on that stuffs. I wish all this was simplified.

What accent British or American?

From which book you get these notes from ?

Very good.

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This tutorial is a must for those who long for a perfect English speech.

First resource on IPA that is most helpful and easy to follow and remember!

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It's funny, when you reduce English to its bare bones, you definitely see the Old English (Germanic) base.

very useful,it helps a lot to pronounce correctly

Thank you so much for very helpful and easy to understand Video

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