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A vowel chart is a visual representation of the vowels used in a language, often arranged according to their articulatory features, primarily the tongue height. It is an essential tool in phonetics and language learning, helping learners understand how vowel sounds are produced and how they relate to each other. 👉 Axes of the Vowel Chart ▪︎Vertical axis (Height): Represents how high or low the tongue is in the mouth during the articulation of the vowel. Close (High) vowels: Tongue is near the r

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