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The vowel [a] is made with your tongue low in the mouth and lips wide open. This is called an open central vowel. Your mouth is most open for this sound.

Other vowels have the tongue higher or lips more rounded. But [a] keeps everything open and relaxed. The tongue stays flat and low.

Understanding vowel positions helps pronunciation. Each vowel has its own tongue and lip position.