How to pronounce the vowels sound?

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Winhzel  #113608  Wed, 29 Jun 05 02:35 PM
Hello, it is been a long time for me to be back here and post my reply.

I am from the Philippines.

I am also asking the moderator here to teach me in pronouncing vowel sound.

Thank you!
  
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Anonymous  #119099  Sun, 17 Jul 05 05:19 PM
give me example of ae vowels
  
LanguageLover  #119186  Mon, 18 Jul 05 12:40 AM

Hi everyone,

There is a useful site introduced in the pinned post that demonstrates how to pronounce English sounds. All you have to do is to click on Launch English Library on the right side of the page (here is the link again: http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/about.html). The following link also may help you:

http://www.yorku.ca/earmstro/ipa/

In this link, you can also listen to the sounds, though the charts are not limited to English sounds. However, you can use the chart on the bottom of the page to have some help with the pronunciation of diphtonges and triphtongs.

Good luck,

  
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CalifJim  #119217  Mon, 18 Jul 05 03:16 AM
This is more than you asked for.  Use what you can!

Tense (long) vowels, diphthongs:  Lake, leaf, pine cone, cool brown soil.

pay day
deep freeze
dry rye
rowboat
blue moon
downtown
boys' toys

Lax (short) vowels:  Fat pet pig got drunk -- took walk.

rat trap
red neck
chip dip
clock shop
mud hut
cookbook
chalk talk

R-colored vowels:  Sharp thorns tear poor deer's fur.
(Technically, only the last of these is a vowel.)

hard heart
scoreboard
bear lair
poor Moor
weird beard
curse word

Lax-tense combinations.
a: clambake / crabcake
e: deadbeat / red meat
i: riptide / slip by / drip dry
o: potroast / oxbow
u: front pew / come true
oo: good food / pull through

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Anonymous  #161418  Tue, 22 Nov 05 11:08 AM
expect
  
Anonymous  #293708  Thu, 16 Nov 06 02:38 AM
can i ask what are the 12 vowel sounds and its examples??Big Smile [:D] if it is ok??

  
Anonymous  #340267  Sat, 17 Mar 07 04:29 PM

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Anonymous  #451804  Mon, 10 Dec 07 11:12 PM
 Anonymous wrote:
give me example of ae vowels
  
Anonymous  #479126  Wed, 20 Feb 08 04:32 AM

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