Now, number 10, this is a big one.
Number 10 oh oh, do you remember earlier we were talking about Buck George Clooney mixing up those
words, book and book.
Well, that's nine and 10 targets, right, and this 10 o o is for exactly that.
Oh, Buck Cook shook took I took away your book.
Right.
How does it feel?
Like it's just like we said earlier.
Oh.
It feels like it's more in my throat like a grotto.
Oh I feel my lips a little sort of tighter and puckering.
More like Cook took shock.
Now a lot of people tend to mistake in nine for ten oh four oh for example.
I am a good cook, I am a good cook versus I can cook good or look look at, look at this person versus
look look.
There's a difference from nine and ten.
Oh it's the same, essentially the same sound but ten is not as long as nine and your mouth is slightly
open.
So nine again is ten is oh.
Chuck Cook, Chuck versus Chuck Kook talk, you're going to know the difference from nine and 10 because
you're going to be practicing it quite a bit again, Lou.
Oh, so let's find a nice go to work for number 10.
Oh, look, look, that sounds great.
Doesn't it look pretty simple to remember?
So, again, let's put that down here in this bottom sphere under number nine so we know it's not the
same sound, although it's slightly in the same zone.
There is a difference from.
Oh.
Oh, right.
Awesome.