In today's #englishlesson, we're comparing the 5th vowel sound (AW) and the 9th vowel sound (O) to help train your ears (the numbers refer to the numbers on the English Hacks vowel chart: [ Ссылка ])! Remember that a #minimalpair is two words that only have one sound difference between them. This is the fast version. If you'd like a slow version, let me know in the comments and I'll make it :)
If you haven't seen the main lessons for AW ([ Ссылка ]) and O ([ Ссылка ]), you might want to start there. You'll also learn why I put O as a monophthong instead of a diphthong.
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