English Phonetics — Vowel Sounds Jumping Frog

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Phoneme recognition: 18 vowel sounds.

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Froggy Jumps English Phonetics — Vowel Sounds Jumping FrogVersion en ligne Phoneme recognition: 18 vowel sounds. par Joshua Masis 1 The word "believe" contains this vowel sound, spelled with "ie." 🐸 a /ɛ/ b /i/ c /ɪ/ 2 The word "gym" contains this vowel sound — the "y" is acting as a vowel here. 🐸 a /i/ b /eɪ/ c /ɪ/ 3 The word "friend" contains this vowel sound, despite its irregular "ie" spelling. 🐸 a /i/ b /ɛ/ c /æ/ 4 The Anglo-Saxon CVC word "black" contains this vowel sound. 🐸 a /ɑ/ b /ʌ/ c /æ/ 5 The word "uncle" contains this vowel sound in its first syllable. 🐸 a /ʊ/ b /ɑ/ c /Ʌ/ 6 Almost every unstressed syllable in English reduces toward this vowel sound — about 30% of all English vowels. 🐸 a /ɪ/ b /ə/ c /ʊ/ 7 The word "father" contains this vowel sound, spelled with "a" before the letter "r." 🐸 a /ɑ/ b /ɔ/ c /æ/ 8 The "augh" spelling in "caught" makes this vowel sound. 🐸 a /aʊ/ b /ɔ/ c /ɑ/ 9 The "ould" spelling in "should" makes this short vowel sound. 🐸 a /ʌ/ b /u/ c /ʊ/ 10 The French spelling "ough" in "through" makes this vowel sound — a Latinate exception to the usual oo/ue/ew patterns. 🐸 a /aɪ/ b /ɪ/ c /u/ 11 The "ea" before "r" in "search" makes this stressed, rhotic vowel sound. 🐸 a /ɪ/ b /ə/ c /ɝ/ 12 The unstressed final "-er" in "brother" makes this colored-schwa sound. 🐸 a /ɚ/ b /ɪə/ c /ɝ/ 13 The "ay" spelling in "day" makes this gliding vowel sound, moving from /e/ up toward /ɪ/. 🐸 a /i/ b /aɪ/ c /eɪ/ 14 The magic "e" in "kite" pushes the short /ɪ/ into this diphthong. 🐸 a /ɪ/ b /eɪ/ c /aɪ/ 15 The "oi" spelling in "choice" makes this rare but distinct diphthong. 🐸 a /ɔɪ/ b /ɔ/ c /aɪ/ 16 The "oa" spelling in "boat" makes this diphthong, gliding back toward /ɔ/. 🐸 a /aʊ/ b /oʊ/ c /u/ 17 The "ou" spelling in "house" makes this diphthong, starting open and gliding up toward /ʊ/. 🐸 a /ɜ/ b /aʊ/ c /oʊ/ 18 The word "music" needs this y-glide diphthong — don't drop the "y" sound or it becomes "moozik"! 🐸 a /ɪ/ b /ju/ c /u/

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English Phonetics — Vowel Sounds Jumping FrogVersion en ligne

par Joshua Masis

The word "believe" contains this vowel sound, spelled with "ie." 🐸

The word "gym" contains this vowel sound — the "y" is acting as a vowel here. 🐸

The word "friend" contains this vowel sound, despite its irregular "ie" spelling. 🐸

The Anglo-Saxon CVC word "black" contains this vowel sound. 🐸

The word "uncle" contains this vowel sound in its first syllable. 🐸

Almost every unstressed syllable in English reduces toward this vowel sound — about 30% of all English vowels. 🐸

The word "father" contains this vowel sound, spelled with "a" before the letter "r." 🐸

The "augh" spelling in "caught" makes this vowel sound. 🐸

The "ould" spelling in "should" makes this short vowel sound. 🐸

The French spelling "ough" in "through" makes this vowel sound — a Latinate exception to the usual oo/ue/ew patterns. 🐸

The "ea" before "r" in "search" makes this stressed, rhotic vowel sound. 🐸

The unstressed final "-er" in "brother" makes this colored-schwa sound. 🐸

The "ay" spelling in "day" makes this gliding vowel sound, moving from /e/ up toward /ɪ/. 🐸

The magic "e" in "kite" pushes the short /ɪ/ into this diphthong. 🐸

The "oi" spelling in "choice" makes this rare but distinct diphthong. 🐸

The "oa" spelling in "boat" makes this diphthong, gliding back toward /ɔ/. 🐸

The "ou" spelling in "house" makes this diphthong, starting open and gliding up toward /ʊ/. 🐸

The word "music" needs this y-glide diphthong — don't drop the "y" sound or it becomes "moozik"! 🐸