Don't forget for each sound you need to
put double slash or bracket.
/Ʊ/ and
/u:/
[Ʊ] and [u:]
/ Ʊ /
Lips : Relaxed and slightly parted
Jaw : Slightly lower than for /u:/
Tongue :
High, but lower than for /u:/
Spelled :
u, oo, ou
For Example :
Pull
Hook
would
Less frequent spelling for /Ʊ/ is the
letter o
Example :
Wolf and Women
/u:/
Lips : Tense and in a “whistling”
position
Jaw : Almost completely raised
Tongue :
High, near the roof of the mouth
Spelled :
u, oo, o, ew,ue
For example :
June
Tomb
Fool
New
Glued
Less frequent follow by a letter ui, ou,
oe, ieu and ough
Example :
Shoes, Dough, and Fruit
And here are the video on Youtube to
hear clearly each sound
American style
/ Ʊ /
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moLTR-dLQQY
/u:/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkM6CKBM2ns
British Style
/ Ʊ /
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lOF-zRg8x0&pp=qAMBugMGCgJpZBAB
/u:/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPB0Ajjs7nE&pp=qAMBugMGCgJpZBAB
