How to pronounce correctly SHEEP & SHIP

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This quick video is about the difference of two sounds: /iː/ and /ɪ/.
/iː/ is a long sound, but /ɪ/ is a short sound.
Examples (with phonetical transcription) used in the video:
sheep - ship
/ʃiːp /- /ʃɪp/
bean - bin
/biːn/ - /bɪn/
eat - it
/iːt/ - /ɪt/
seat - sit
/siːt/ - /sɪt/
leek - lick
/liːk/ - /lɪk/
cheeks - chicks
/ʧiːks/ - /ʧɪks/
Other examples:
heel - hill
peel - pill
cheap - chip
teens - tins
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I remember when instead of saying “ It looks like a ship” I said “It looks like a shit” to the chef about their dessert 🙈🙈.
He swore at me and I didn’t understand then why. 😅

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That's hilarious! I am sure we all made silly mistakes like this in the past... Thanks for sharing and for watching my videos!

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