What's up? Hello and welcome to the Speakinglish Podcast Amioh Sebastian. And this is episode 192 bed versus bed and bad versus bat. And the quick answer is that when you have a D at the end of the word, you have a longer vowel and when you have a T at the end of the word, you have a shorter vowel. And when you have an E as a bed and bat, you have to make your mouth open more horizontally. And when you have an A, you want to open your mouth more vertically. Like a bat, bad, the post to bed, bed. Also, you have the D versus T. And that's a short answer. And 15. So to expand a little bit, bed versus bed. So the vowel and bed is longer. It is longer. It's not totally long, not bad, but it's bed and it's shorter in bat, bat, bat, eh, eh, eh versus eh. And when we're talking about the E between the two continents, we want to open the mouth across the horizon horizontally, ba, eh, eh, you can even practice this without the sound. Right. And for bad and bat, the same principle. When you have the D at the end in bad, the vowel is longer. And when you have the T at the end as a bat, the vowel is much shorter. Also, you have the versus T, T, T, T, T, T, T, T, T, T, T, T, and order to help you pronounce these consonants better. It's important to make the vowel the appropriate length. Finally, the A sound as opposed to the E sound has to be formed with a mouth more vertical. Bad, eh, eh, eh, this helps you when you want to say you lost a bad, bad, bad, bad, or you sleep in a bad, bad, look at my mouth, it's a bad, bad, you have to really pronounce these over the top a lot, over the top, over the top, okay there, it can also be a bad, bad, because it carried a virus, you found it somewhere, or there's a bat in your bed, look at my mouth, there's a bat in your bed. If you have any questions, put them in the description box under the video on YouTube or Facebook wherever. If you like what you heard, shared with a friend, send it via email, don't forget to subscribe and hit the little bell. I thank you for tuning in and I see you next time. Bye bye.