Now, moving on to number seven, which is in the same zone as number six, but just a little further
down.
So number seven is a a this feels it's more it's sort of sitting right on top of my teeth, slightly
under the nose, slightly under.
We have air number six, a number seven like kiss fist.
Miss, I miss you.
Now, a lot of accents tend to mistake a number seven for number four, for example, we know four is
e we've established that already.
Right.
Yea right.
And we know seven is it it.
Two complete different places.
E a lot of accents tend to miss it by saying for instance, kiss, give me a kiss, kiss four verses
that seven kiss, kiss, give me a kiss or information versus information or for instance for instance
or impossible.
Impossible, impossible.
There are two very.
Now we know that there are two very distinct sounds for living back here.
E and number seven, a more forward more in front of your teeth.
Right.
Two different worlds.
The more we practice it, the more you will know the differences.
Let's now find a go to word for number seven A.
Eh, eh, eh, eh, eh.
Sit, sit, that's a pretty good go to word sit good.
So then why don't we go ahead and put it in our happy friendly face over there right below number six.
It it right there.
So we have six eh eh.
Number seven in bed sit.