The Difference Between "Fill" and "Feel" | #148
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"Feel" and "Fill" have distinct sounds to American ears which most non-native English speakers do not know about.
"Feel" sounds like "FEE yuhl" when pronounced slowly. "Fill" sounds like "Fiiuhl", and does not make any "Y" sound.
Today's episode will break this concept down for you, and provide you with guidance to evolve your English sound.
To better understand Y glide Diphthongs, check out these podcast episodes:
Y Glide Diphthongs Part 1
Y Glide Diphthongs Part 2
Work on Dark L Sounds Here
Dark L Sounds
Practice your Y Glide + Dark L Sounds together here
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