why lettre "e" sound like [:i]? :) (i ask all and lingistics of all world and people. )
What is lies this sound's [i]-phenomenon with other language?

Why? :) All, Thanks you very much

What association you have with e.

O my Gods! My English is crying. I can speak english almost but i can write. I not know what i will do what list and recognise sounds normally.

But i can't english culture! English culture! Let's rise, i ask you!
Where are you??? Why i hear you rarely?

But if you not run to me, maybe i must do first steps? Oh, yes, this is ideas.

Peolpe! I run to you on our between cultural meets! Let's English world.

But i can't without my natale speach.

my skype-name: vitalybredun,
mail: hilight***1@gmail.com , where *** = world

St. Petersburg, Russia.

home-writer, home-singer and inventor Vitaly

Question

why lettre "e" sound like [:i]?  :) (i ask all and lingistics of all world and people. )
What is lies this sound's [i]-phenomenon with other language?

Why? :)    All, Thanks you very much

What association you have with e.

O my Gods! My English is crying. I can speak english almost but i can write. I not know what i will do what list and recognise sounds normally.

But i can't english culture! English culture! Let's rise, i ask you!
Where are you??? Why i hear you rarely?

But if you not run to me, maybe i must do first steps? Oh, yes, this is ideas.

Peolpe! I run to you on our between cultural meets! Let's English world.

But i can't without my natale speach.

my skype-name: vitalybredun, 
mail: hilight***1@gmail.com , where *** = world

St. Petersburg, Russia.

home-writer, home-singer and inventor Vitaly

Answer

Hello Vitaly,

"E" and "I" do have different sounds
I am not sure what you mean exactly.
Contact you for details;)

Answer

Hi Vitaly. There is a free online talking dictionary of English pronunciation. Just click over the pink words to hear them spoken www.howjsay.com/index.php?word.

Answer

hi Vitaly,

"e" could both be pronounced as 'short e' and long 'e':

e.g.:

'short e' : edge, elephant, echo, economics, evolve, etcetera (and many others)
"long e (ee)' : speak, meat, treat, between, screen, leak (and many others)

incidentally, the 'long vowel e (ee)' sounds like a 'short i' as in:

feet-fit
seat-sit
neat-nit

I'm not sure if this is what you want to know.

:)

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