Vowel Sounds: short ɪ & long i: | English Pronunciation

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Hey billie please make a video for cardinal vowels

[@cricuts1]

Hi Billie. Thanks for the video. One quick question regarding /i:/. does the tip of tongue touches the bottom front teeth or not?

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I loved it!

[@ezequielibarra6177]

Hi and thanks again for You great content! I have a problem with neutralization in /i/ and /u/. When are they used in a transcription? Is there is any difference in the production and oerception of this sounds compared to the others /I/ and /U/?

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Hello there! Just wondering if these "A vs B sound" videos on this channel are suitable, if I'm learning general English, not just British English? Thanks!

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[@MilaStarlight-yq4wp]

Could you explain the word "happy". Does it have long / i: / or short / i / ?

[@BillieEnglish]

It is a sound that is in between these two in length. That's why we use the sound symbol /i/ without the diacritic for length :

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[@nickgood8166]

Intro far too long. Best get on with it.

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