English Pronunciation - /i:/ vs /ɪ/

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Hi James welldone I'm abit confuse with these sounds in your video and this sound /i/ like in pretty is this /i/ different with /i:/ thanks alot

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Okay James thanks alot I do appreciate your effort Well I have question about phantics Does there any rule in English phantics that said , When two vowel hang out, The first does the talking and the second does the walking

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For the iː sound, I think of the British city Leeds which is near me.

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21:20 Also there is a place in England called Bitchfield that has both of the sounds people could often say something like (Beachfild)

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Muchas gracias por la ayuda! No sé si tienes un vídeo donde explicas la "ing" escucho una I y otras la e .

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[@Adwaa_Aleman]

There are 4 i: in the sentence He /hi:/ sees /si:z/ people /pi:pl/ in his dreams /dri:mz/ There are 7 I in this sentence This (1) thin (2) stick (3) is (4) in (5) this (6) bin (7)

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[@AntiBou]

18:20 There're 5 /ɪ/ in this setence: 1) thin, 2) stick, 3) is, 4) in, 5) bin.

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5 in the long I: And 4 in the short I Am I right? Thank you so much for the last advice I've been saying Beach With the short all the time 😅

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make video how to pronounce R and L sound ?

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Can we teach thèse sounds with cvc words ? Please tell me

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Bonjour James, est-ce que vous avez fait une vidéo sur la prononciation pluriel en fin de mot, prononcez s ou z? Merci!

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[@matejkarlik6617]

According to the Oxford dictionary you are wrong, but the fact I had to look into the Oxford dictionary says I wasn´t sure about it as well. ^^ There are only 4 /i:/s in He(1) sees(2) people(3) in his dreams(4). "His" has the short /I/ sound.

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I like the way you pronounce the word ok 😊

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This thin stick is in that s bin 7 short i vowel

[@switch3]

So "business" is pronounce "bisnis" but most British dictionaries audio samples pronounce it as "bisnes". I'm confused.

[@lindafortin2931]

Bonjour James, dans la vidéo, pourquoi la transcription phonétique du mot easy est indiqué par (i: et i) est-ce deux longs i?? Est-ce que i (signifie aussi un i long représenté normalement par i:)???? Merci!

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Salut Linda, Oui, parfois le long 'i' peut être représenté avec juste un 'i' surtout quand il est à la fin d'un mot. Si vous souhaitez vérifier la transcription IPA d'un mot, vous trouverez peut-être ce site Web très utile. tophonetics.com/

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Great teaching but I'm not making sense for the sound of (th) as these is it deez or veez please reply.

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In listen, what's the 'lIsn! Please explain 'l in 'lIsn. What's the meaning of the astrophe before the, letter l?

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Thanks ,How about letter E at the end of verbs like wantEd;arrestEd etc?

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Four I: in the sentence

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How can I distinguish between e and short i in transcription

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