American English - AA [æ] Vowel - How to make the AA Vowel

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OMG, I finally understand the way to say man, it's really hard to say it like "m-aa-uh-n". I always say it like " m-e-n"( using pure /e/) so that's why it doesnt sound correctly. Thank you Rachel, I love your videos !!!!!!!!

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Really interesting. Now I know that *"æ"* could be different in other cases. Thank you so much, Ms. Rachel.

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Me at the dentist
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Me:
*æ*

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No thats aa in father

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This is by far the best video about the A sound I've ever seen. I'm so happy to confirm that my ears were never wrong. I guessed all of that except for the "ay" sound before "NG". I don't have enough words to appreciate this video. awesome!!!! I loved it!

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The best AA sound class I've ever seen on CZcams. Great job, Rachel!

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Thanks :)

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I've never ever watched such a explicit lesson. Thank you so much.

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Thank you so much, Rachel! This is the best explanation ever on pronunciation of 'man', 'hand' and 'sang.' I always wondered why the actual sounds spoken are different from the IPA script.

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I've been trying to find such an explanation FOREVER! I am pretty good with accents but just couldn't figure out how the differences of ae work phonetically - and you really don't find it anywhere in the IPA! Thanks so much Rachel!

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3:02 That additional note on en.wikipedia.org/wiki//%C3%A6/_raising made me aware of this phenomenon. Thank you, for being useful yet one more time.
4:52 That slow "hand" was also super useful.
Obviously, the whole channel and videos are, but I just point out some highlights.

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Thank you! I've always read "can't" as "kEnt" with "e" sound. Now I know it should be read "kaent"

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Why does this letter exist

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Extraordinaria explicación!!! Gracias!!!

[@Vandanakumari194]

Thank a lot for this "aa" sound vidoe. It has helped a lot in understanding few difficult pronunciations, such as "thanks" and "can" with "ay" sound, man with "uh" sound, and father with "ah" sound. Thanks! again.

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Perfect Rachel! I was realizing that this phonema had variations of sound. The same of /ɪ/ when it is in a stressed syllable or unstressed one

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2:07 5IV2/masean "backtrack" A great word that I did not know to pronounce

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6:30 the difference between the syllable without stress and with unstressed
2:07 "backtrack" A great word that I did not know to pronounce
5IV2 GOMOMADI

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You are amazing, really, only with your video I could understand how to pronounce correctly the vowel a. Keeping in this way.

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Could you do a video showing us about how this vowel is different from the /e/ vowel? It's very hard for me to distinguish it. I often pronounce the /ae/ vowel as /e/

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I guess you mean /ɛ/ not /e/. Well, /ɛ/ is a raised /æ/, that's it.

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