THE VIETOR TRIANGLE (SOUNDS OF THE VOWELS represented by the IPA)
We all know that vowels consist of 5 letters. The letters A, E, I, O, and U. But did you know that each of these vowels does not just consist of one sound? Yes, that's true!
As represented by the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), vowels do consist of more than 5 sounds, and this is illustrated in the Vietor Triangle.
It is essential that we are familiar with the different sounds of the vowels. Watch this video to find out what are the other ways of enunciating the vowels.
Enjoy!