American English Vowels
American English Vowels refer to the sounds produced by the vibration of the vocal cords without any significant constriction or closure in the vocal tract. These vowels are classified based on the position of the tongue and lips, as well as the shape of the vocal tract when producing the sound. American English Vowels include the long and short vowel sounds found in words such as "beat," "bit," "bait," "bet," "bat," "but," "boot," "bought," "bought," "boat," "bait," "bait," "bait," "bait," and "bait."