Another example would be a vowel sound in a word like house.

It indicates that the second vowel is pronounced as a second syllable.

Each vowel sound must be distinct in enunciation and pure in quality.

Here's the Queen pronouncing a similar vowel sound with that raised position.

I love the way she has that palatalized vowel sound in capitalism.

In common with the Slav languages it has a sixth vowel, viz.

She's doing a lot of the vowel sounds most of the way.

And on the same vowel sound in Cheney in the word asked.

At the same time the vowel sound was to be pronounced perfectly.

Pronunciation is scholastic, relating to the word accent and the vowel sound.

No noun ends in a mute or a vowel short by nature.

Teach one vowel at a time by combining with the known consonants.

Picture to yourself a beautiful tone; sing it on the vowel Ah.

So you insert a dummy e vowel just so that's it's pronounceable.

No attempt has been made to indicate these differences of vowel sound.

All vowel sounds, like all tones of the voice, are reinforced sounds.