Name: 英語でより自然に聞こえる。5つのバックボウルを学んで練習しよう (Sound more natural in English: Learn and practice 5 BACK VOWELS)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:47:45.000Z
Duration: 24 min 56 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

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My name is Emma, and in today's video we are going to learn about pronunciation, specifically

to 不定詞

So, whether you are learning British English, Canadian English, American English, whatever

English you're learning, these sounds exist in all of them.

Okay? So it doesn't matter what type of...

You will find these sounds in many different dialects.

Okay, so to get started let's talk about: What are vowels?

So I have here "a", "e", "i", "o", "u", and sometimes "y".

These are what we call vowels in English.

So, these make a certain type of sound where usually you...

You have a lot of air coming into your mouth from the back of your throat.

The main thing is to remember that "a", "e", "i", "o", "u", and sometimes "y" are vowels.

Whatever is a letter that isn't one of these is called a consonant, so for example:

Okay, so let's get started by looking at this and thinking: What is a consonant and what

Can you tell me: What is the vowel in this word: "drew"?

The "d", "r", and the "w", they're consonants, and the "e" is a vowel.

In this case it's the o's and "f" and "t" are consonants.

"All", in this case the "a" is the vowel.

Okay, so these are the different vowels in English.

Today we are going to be looking at four of the vowel sounds that happen in the back of

So I'll explain that in a second, but first I want you to look at these four words:

all these words have an "o" in the spelling.

Now, do we pronounce the "oo" the same way?

Is the "o" pronounced the same in each of these words?

The "o" is actually pronounced differently in these words, which is why you can't always

depend on spelling in English to help you with your pronunciation.

You know, some tips on how to do these different pronunciations and how to know when to pronounce

So, before we get to these different vowel sounds we're going to practice today, I just

wanted to tell you some general things about pronouncing vowels.

A lot of students, they don't know what they're doing with their mouth when they're pronouncing.

It's very important to pay attention to what your mouth is doing and what your tongue is

doing when you actually pronounce something.

This will really help you improve your pronunciation.

It's also a good idea maybe to use a mirror in order to look and become aware of what

So, when you're thinking about your lips it's important to think: Are your lips spread,

Or are your lips like closer together, like: "food", "oo"?

So that's one thing to look at: Are your lips spread like "ee" or are they close together

The other thing you want to pay attention to is your tongue.

These are your teeth, this is your chin, your neck, and this red...

Is your tongue touching your teeth, is your tongue touching the top of your mouth, or

is your tongue hanging out kind of close to the back of your mouth?

For back vowels your tongue is going to be more towards the back, like this.

Okay? So your tongue is not where your teeth are.

If these are your teeth, your tongue is not touching your teeth.

Okay, so now we know what we need to pay attention to.

Now let's learn some of these back vowels and how to make them.

Okay, so the first back vowel sound we're going to learn is the "oo" sound, "oo".

So, again, your tongue should be not touching your teeth.

Your tongue... If this is your teeth, your tongue is a little bit back.

Okay, so here is the spelling of this sound.

You might see it as two o's, "oo", it might be a "u"...

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