Hey there, my name is Mukal and this is the O sound. As in the words, would, look, good. Please watch this video till the end to understand the usage of the sound with different spellings and at the different parts of a word. It is a vowel sound and it is technically called as near close, near back vowel sound. Remember, the key to pronunciation is physical and this tells us how to pronounce the sound. In this case, your tongue is close to the top and at the back of your mouth. Now, all the vowel sounds are made through the mouth and the sound is from the vocal cords. So they are voiced. This sound is similar to O sound but it's shorter like O. Not O. To make this sound, put your tongue closer to the top and near the back of your mouth and make the sound. O. The O sound normally spells with the letter U as in the words, education, put. But it can also be spelled with the letters O and double O as in the words, woman, book. Like the sounds in English vowels are not consistent at all. You will find alternatives to spellings and it looks very unusual too. It's one of the most difficult things in English but if you'll practice, you'll get it. Words they normally do not start with the O sound but here are some words that has the O sound in between. Foot. Full. Pull. Push. Not many words ends with the symbol either. There are a couple of examples when we say the word in isolation, we use the longer O sound as in the words, into, onto. But when they are in the sentence, they are pronounced the shorter O sound. As in the example, turn sand into glass. Toss the pen onto the table. So that's all about the O sound. If you like this video, please give it a thumbs up, subscribe to the channel and check out the other videos in the description link below or you can also check the playlist. If you have questions related to the O sound, please mention that in the comment section. That's all for now, I'll see you again. Peace.