[ɪ] – Do you know this English Vowel?



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33 Comments

  1. The ih, for my ears, sounds closer to the closed e in Portuguese as in medo than the i as in isso in Portuguese which sounds closer to the longer ee version in English, yet many Brazilians still confuse the ih for ee.

  2. You are right. And the British English is YET more similar, leading us to the hospital. But you have made a nice work, you can give more examples in the future, as this, live, slip, ship, chip and on. Thanks again, it was a good job.

  3. Rachel,did you experience any pain or discomfort while filming videos like this? It looks like an arduous tortuous labor which requires you to do it over and over again until you get it absolutely spot on. Take care, be safe. So long… See you on the other side.

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