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Short video transcript excerpt by Hadar Shemesh explaining English vowel pronunciation where two vowel letters can represent a single vowel sound; contrasts examples like ‘author’ and ‘law’ and warns against pronouncing each vowel separately.

Short video transcript excerpt by Hadar Shemesh explaining English vowel pronunciation where two vowel letters can represent a single vowel sound; contrasts examples like ‘author’ and ‘law’ and warns against pronouncing each vowel separately.
So this is not audio, and this is not o some, but both vowel letters actually represent one vowel sound. And that is because you see two vowel letters and you might want to pronounce each of them differently. So not o, ther, or low, but author and law.

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