How To Pronounce I In American English

One of the most confused vowel sounds for non-native speakers of English is the sound created by the letter I. Almost every language in the world considers this sound an 'EE' sound (like the English SEE).
It's tricky for many non-native speakers and hopefully the pronunciation tips in this video will help you move toward a more natural and native accent in American English!
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This series, although designed for Japanese speakers, can be helpful for anyone trying to master English pronunciation. This I sound is actually very common in most North American English dialects.
The more comfortable you are with this sound, the more natural you'll feel in conversation!
Feel free to check out all the videos in this series, and visit www.linguistix... for more information on private language / accent coaching!

[@FluentAmerican]

super common problem for so many different language groups! great choice

[@masapinno]

Great video! This helped me a lot. Thank you!

[@Linguistix]

I'm so glad this was helpful!

[@Butterfly_stardust]

Cool!! I never realized that until you said that!! 😅 You’re so smart and interesting!! 😊