American vs. British English - Vowel Sounds - Pronunciation differences

In this American English pronunciation video, we're going to go over some of the differences

in vowel sounds in American English and British English.

Today I'm going to make a video with another awesome English channel on YouTube, MinooAngloLink.

The reason why I'm collaborating with them is because they're in the UK. So, together

we're going to talk about some of the differences between American English and British English

pronunciation.

Hi Minoo, can you tell me a little about your channel and AngloLink?

Hello everyone. My name is Minoo and my YouTube channel is called AngloLink. On this channel,

I teach British English, and I base my lessons on what I find to be the most challenging

areas of English grammar, pronunciation, or vocabulary for my learners. So, I hope you

will come and have a look at some of my lessons.

Great. Let's start with the OH diphthong. This is the sound we use: OH. The sound used

in British English, however, is the schwa and the UH as in PULL sound. We so 'know',