Vowel Minimal Pair
発音方法 fit vs feet
主な発音の違い
‘Fit’ (⁄fɪt⁄) features short lax ⁄ɪ⁄; ‘feet’ (⁄fiːt⁄) features the long tense vowel ⁄iː⁄.
違い： Short ⁄ɪ⁄ vs long ⁄iː⁄
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よくある質問: fit vs feet
Difference between fit and feet?
‘Fit’ (⁄fɪt⁄) features short lax ⁄ɪ⁄; ‘feet’ (⁄fiːt⁄) features the long tense vowel ⁄iː⁄.
Syllable stress in fit vs feet?
"fit" has 1 syllables (fit). "feet" has 1 syllables (feet).
Why are fit and feet easily confused?
Short ⁄ɪ⁄ vs long ⁄iː⁄
Example sentences for fit and feet?
"fit": You have nothing to say about it. I'll do exactly as I see fit. "feet": feet at this point. Like big, fat, calloused feet that get wider. You ever see a farmer's hands? >> Yeah.