Hi again and welcome back to Seattle Learning Academy's American English pronunciation podcast.

My name is Mandy, and this is our 153rd episode.

We have a very special announcement today.

We've just begun publishing this podcast in Spanish.

I'm going to give our narrator, Jose, a moment to introduce himself and our new show in Spanish.

Then we'll come right back to our regular English.

If you're a blanche native of Spanish and still

have difficulty to understand the English-abled,

subscribe to our new podcast in Spanish and

let us the pronunciation of the English in Spanish.

My name is Jose and I'm going to be narrating the episodes in Spanish of the English in Spanish. My name is Jose,

and I'll be narrating the episodes in Spanish of the Seattle Learning Academy.

Thanks, Jose.

You can find this new podcast

by searching for

Seattle Learning Academy on iTunes.

It's also available

by going to www.com slash podcast. Let's move on to today's show.

I haven't compared vowel sounds in a while, so I thought that today I'd return to two vowels

that easily get mixed up with

each other, the other U, and the O-O-O sound, ooh.

We'll use the simple sentence, Look at Luke, for practicing these two sounds. As always, if you want to read the transcripts while listening to this show to increase your

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