We've been exploring commonly confused vowel sounds.

Mhm.

Aw, and, Oh, today, let's pay special attention to the A vowel sound, sometimes called the Schwab.

If you want to improve your American accent, this is a good sound to spend time studying.

The reason is because in English, unstrapped vowels are pronounced as Schwab.

This means the Schwab is the most frequently occurring vowel sound in English.

We will explore that idea more in future videos.

The Ah sound can be difficult for English learners because it does not exist in some other languages.

So let's practice with a few sentences.

For this exercise, you will need a mobile phone computer or some other way to record your voice.

You will see them written on the screen, pause the video and record yourself reading the sentence.

Then listen to my voice.

Compare your recording, toe my voice and make note of differences.

You here pay special attention to the uh, sound.

I would love to go out to lunch, but I don't have enough money.

What country are you from?

His son is coming to visit us next Monday.

That's all for today.

Keep up the good work.