Anna_shi
Member
- Joined
- Feb 23, 2024
- Location
- Georgia
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Russian
- Home Country
- Azerbaijan
- Current Location
- Azerbaijan
Hello everyone,
I'm currently working on improving my English pronunciation and have come across a few challenges that I'm hoping to get some advice on. Specifically, I'm struggling with the phonetic distinctions between certain vowel sounds that seem very similar to my ears. Could anyone explain or provide tips on how to correctly pronounce the vowel sounds in words like 'ship' and 'sheep'? I find it hard to differentiate and consistently produce these sounds correctly.
Additionally, if there are any resources or exercises you recommend for practicing these types of phonetic nuances, I would greatly appreciate your suggestions. I'm eager to improve my English speaking skills and believe that mastering these subtleties could make a significant difference.
I'm currently working on improving my English pronunciation and have come across a few challenges that I'm hoping to get some advice on. Specifically, I'm struggling with the phonetic distinctions between certain vowel sounds that seem very similar to my ears. Could anyone explain or provide tips on how to correctly pronounce the vowel sounds in words like 'ship' and 'sheep'? I find it hard to differentiate and consistently produce these sounds correctly.
Additionally, if there are any resources or exercises you recommend for practicing these types of phonetic nuances, I would greatly appreciate your suggestions. I'm eager to improve my English speaking skills and believe that mastering these subtleties could make a significant difference.