In previous videos, I talked about the Vowels E and A E.

As in he it as in is, Oh, combine them.

He is the difference between E.

And it can be difficult for speakers of many languages.

There are some similarities between the sounds.

Your tongue is high toward the front of your mouth for both sounds, but there are important differences.

Your tongue is slightly higher toward the front of your mouth.

For e the sides of your tongue.

Touch your upper back teeth for it.

The most important difference is this.

He is a tense bowel.

While is a relaxed vowel to make e, I have to use more tension to make it.

I use less tension.

Some educators like to use rubber bands to show the difference.

You can start practicing with the vowel by itself, E isso.

Then try practicing with short words or phrases.

He she me is, yeah, fit.

Then try words and phrases that have both sounds.

He is feet fit.

After that, give your face arrest and drink some water.