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[@kudratbek1426]

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[@fredericroy]

21:07 "Y" also has the /ɪ/ sound in gym, system, syllable, pyramid...

[@Clearenglishcoach]

Thanks for adding more words to the list. Have a good day.

[@fredericroy]

9:08 Hello, instead of long and short, I would say more tense and relaxed, which I think is right. Because duration has nothing to do with it, as the channel "Sounds America" proved.

[@Clearenglishcoach]

Hello Frederic, thanks for your comments. I use the terms tense and relaxed for the Double /oo/ sounds like in food and foot. I find different terminology used in many resources.