Dont forget for each sound you need to
put double slash or bracket.
/i;/ or /i/ and /I/
[i;] or [i] and [I]
/i:/ or /i/
Lips : Tense and in a “Smile “position
Jaw : Almost completely raise
Tongue :
High, near the roof of the mouth
Spelled : e, ee, ea, ie/ie
For Example :
He
Feel
Team
Belief
Less frequent spelling for /i:/ consist
letter i and eo
Example :
People
/I/
Lips : relaxed and slightly parted
Jaw : Slightly lower than for /i:/
Tongue :
High, but lower than for /i:/
Spelled : y, ui, i
For example :
Gym
Quilt
Gift
Less frequent follow by a letter o, e,
u, and ee
Example :
Women and pretty
And here are the video on Youtube to
hear clearly each sound
American style
/i:/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIu5WDIco0I
/I/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok_HG-0lNCA
British Style
/i:/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuZa9-QbhG8
/I/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PpuPMrISVc
Lets next to /Ʊ/ & /u:/
