Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Most English learners are told to “fix their lips.”
But for these vowels, the tongue does the real work.
In this clip, I show the key difference between the GREEN TEA vowel and the SILVER PIN vowel—one is a moving vowel, and the other stays relaxed. This contrast is essential for clarity in words like seat and sit.
Full lesson releases on YouTube December 29
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Clear sounds lead to confident speech.
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Tune your ears. Train your voice. Connect with confidence.
I’m Keenyn Rhodes, founder of Clear English Academy—a pronunciation coach and communication strategist. I help professionals around the world speak English with clarity, confidence, and authenticity.
I’m a Color Vowel® trained and licensed partner with English Language Training Solutions, License #2102KR. Learn more about ELTS and the Color Vowel® approach at https://colorvowel.com.
Most English learners are told to “fix their lips.”
But for these vowels, the tongue does the real work.
In this clip, I show the key difference between the GREEN TEA vowel and the SILVER PIN vowel—one is a moving vowel, and the other stays relaxed. This contrast is essential for clarity in words like seat and sit.
Full lesson releases on YouTube December 29
Subscribe & watch here:
youtube.com/@ClearEnglishAcademyCEA
👉Want full pronunciation training and guided practice?
Enroll at Clear English Academy:
clearenglishacademy.com
Clear sounds lead to confident speech.
-----
Tune your ears. Train your voice. Connect with confidence.
I’m Keenyn Rhodes, founder of Clear English Academy—a pronunciation coach and communication strategist. I help professionals around the world speak English with clarity, confidence, and authenticity.
I’m a Color Vowel® trained and licensed partner with English Language Training Solutions, License #2102KR. Learn more about ELTS and the Color Vowel® approach at https://colorvowel.com.
