Hello there, my name is Mukal and this is the sound. As in the words get then when. It's a vowel sound and its technical name is closed mid-und rounded vowel. Remember, the key to pronunciation is physical and the name tells us how to pronounce the sound. In this case your tongue is high but not at the top and not at the front of your mouth. And the unrounded refers to your lips where your lips are stretched like you're smiling. But rounded. All the vowel sounds are made through the vocal chords so they are vibrated. So while you make the sound your vocal chord vibrates. To produce this sound put your tongue high but not at the top and not at the front. At the same time put your lips together slightly like you're smiling and make a very short sound. The sound normally spells with the letter E as in the words well tell. But it can also be spelled with the letter A as in the words many again. Like all the vowels in English the spellings can be very inconsistent and you will always find an alternative to their spellings and they are very unusual too. It is one of the most difficult things in English but you just have to learn it. Here are some words that starts with a sound every any ever end. Here are some words with the a sound in the middle let never very help words don't often end with a sound but if it does it's usually a dip sound as A. So that's all about the sound I have made many other videos about the English phonetic alphabet that you can see in the playlist or in the description box below. If you have questions related to the sound please mention that in the comment section below and please hit the like button and subscribe this channel. But I was all for now I'll see you again. Peace.