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Ah, vowels!

The backbone of every word in English. But let’s be real—they can be a bit of a nightmare, right? One minute you’re saying ship, the next you’ve accidentally said sheep, and now everyone’s confused about what you are talking about.

English vowels don’t always behave as you’d expect, and if you’ve ever felt frustrated trying to master them, trust me—you’re not alone!
 
And let’s not forget—English is a Germanic language with MANY influences from other languages, which means it has a habit of sounding different from how it’s written.

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You look at a word like through and wonder why it doesn’t rhyme with tough, or why move doesn’t sound like love. It’s like English is playing a constant game of “gotcha!” with pronunciation.

But don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! This guide will help you break down English vowel sounds in a way that finally makes sense.

We’ll tackle short vowels, long vowels, diphthongs, triphthongs, and the famous schwa sound.

And because I know practice makes perfect, I’ve also got a super useful video lesson y

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