More Examples/Practice: 1st Vowel Sound, EE/EA (/i/) | American English Pronunciation & Ear Training

[@laracroftvideos]

Absolutely perfect!! This is going to help so many people. And I am honored and moved by the special shout-out at the end 😭😭 Thank you 😊

[@NativeEnglishHacks]

Well, you're the one who went to the trouble of making that epic list. It's the least I could do :)

[@laracroftvideos]

English Hacks - Learn English Better haha I am very happy I could help 🤓🤓

[@dan_ilario]

I find it a little difficult to know when this sound is used and when the second vowel (as in "it") is used in the first syllable of words like: believe, behind, because, become, misunderstood, dismiss...

[@Frontlineinvestigation71]

Smooth voice!! can you give some tips?

[@NativeEnglishHacks]

Tips to have a smooth voice? I have no idea lol. This is just the way I speak, I guess. Many people say my voice is smooth and calming, but I disagree 😝

[@taabarrimahaganacsigaiyoti6356]

Really your videos are great and useful for so many non native people so please make complete on American Accent reduction like contractions, connected speech and other techniques

[@NativeEnglishHacks]

That's all coming, don't worry! ☺

[@alisaria2109]

this work is just art, it helps me a lot, we need such exercises. Go head :)

[@NativeEnglishHacks]

I'm still working on them, but there are already a lot made! I hope you enjoy ☺

[@englishchannel59]

Thank you for this video. I want to ask you about iNG terminations, are those EE sound? sting, wing, sing, swing, wring, ring, king, thing, thinking, finger, bring, think, pink?

[@NativeEnglishHacks]

They can be. That's how I say them. Some speakers use IH, some use EE. The difference in sound is so small that it doesn't make any difference. I teach the EE version because it's easier