In this video you will learn how to pronounce the /ae/ sound in British English. I also also compare the /ae/ and /e/ sounds, so you will learn the difference between words like "mat" and "met", "bad" and "bet", etc. We'll look at the sound in isolation, then in words, and then in sentences. Download your FREE English Pronunciation Pack (everything you need to get started with British English pronunciation):
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