Ewo ni fáwéèli àárín nínú àwọn wònyi?

Q: Ewo ni fáwéèli àárín nínú àwọn wònyi?

Ewo ni fáwéèli àárín nínú àwọn wònyi? E I O A ✓ Explanation Central vowels use the middle part of the tongue. The sound [a] is made with the tongue in the center, not front or back. This makes it a central vowel. Vowels can be front (like [i]), back (like [u]), or central. The [a] sound puts your tongue in the middle position of your mouth. Tongue position determines vowel types. Knowing where your tongue goes helps you make correct sounds.

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Ewo ni fáwéèli àárín nínú àwọn wònyi?

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Central vowels use the middle part of the tongue. The sound [a] is made with the tongue in the center, not front or back. This makes it a central vowel.

Vowels can be front (like [i]), back (like [u]), or central. The [a] sound puts your tongue in the middle position of your mouth.

Tongue position determines vowel types. Knowing where your tongue goes helps you make correct sounds.

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