Vowels are the letters "a", "e", "i", "o", and "u".
A vowel sound is a type of sound. Most of the time, a vowel sound is created from the letters "a", "e", "i", "o", and/or "u".
Listen to the vowel sounds, below.
long [a] sound
"Father" has the long [a] sound:
[ae] sound
"Class" has the [ae] sound:
[ai] sound
"Buy" has the [ai] sound:
[au] sound
"Mouse" has the [au] sound:
[e] sound
"Tell" has the [e] sound:
natural [e] sound
"Cut" has the natural [e] sound:
[ei] sound
"Day" has the [ei] sound:
[er] sound
"Earth" has the [er] sound:
[i] sound
"It" has the [i] sound:
long [i] sound
"Leave" has the long [i] sound:
[o] sound
"Model" has the [o] sound:
long [o] sound
"Long" has the long [o] sound:
[oi] sound
"Boy" has the [oi] sound:
[ou] sound
"Note" has the [ou] sound:
[u] sound
"Pull" has the [u] sound:
long [u] sound
"Blue" has the long [u] sound:
[u:] sound
"Cute" has the [u:] sound:
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