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Many Vietnamese people confuse the /ɔʊ/ gliding vowel with the simple /ɑ/ and /ɔ/ vowels
so let's see how we make the English /ɔʊ/ sound correctly.
The /ɔʊ/ sound has two parts:
a starting /ɔ/ sound and an ending /ʊ/ sound,
and you have to pronounce BOTH the /ɔ/ and then the /ʊ/
to make sure that foreigners understand your English easily.
The /ɔʊ/ sound itself is not difficult for Vietnamese people,
so they can usually say "go", "no" and "low" accurately.
However, when the /ɔʊ/ is followed by a consonant,
Vietnamese forget to say the /ʊ/ sound and they only say a short /ɔ/ or /ɑ/ sound instead.
Let's look at the example word "home".
This word has four sounds: /h/, /ɔ/, /ʊ/ and /m/:
So after the /ɔ/ sound we cannot jump immediately to the /m/ sound,
we have to say the /ʊ/ first.
After the /ɔ/ sound, the lips will not close immediately,
but will round a little more, and come forward a little to make the /ʊ/,
before closing in completely for the /m/ sound.
Because we have to say this /ʊ/ vowel as well
and because we need the time to move our lips
from the /ɔ/ position to the /ʊ/ position,
the /ɔʊ/ cannot be said as a short sound.
Compare the /ɔʊ/ sound to the /ɔ/ and /ɑ/ sounds:
the /ɔʊ/ is longer and the lips are moving while you are saying it,
whereas the /ɔ/ and /ɑ/ are shorter and the lips don't move during the sound:
short /ɔ/ - gliding /ɔʊ/ - short /ɑ/ - gliding /ɔʊ/
So when practicing the /ɔʊ/ sound,
focus on the /ʊ/ part and how your lips round more and come forward at the end of the sound,
before closing completely for the /m/ sound:
Here are some words with the /ɔʊ/ sound:
Pause this video and practice saying these words with the correct /ɔʊ/ sound.
Remember that the /ɔʊ/ is NOT a short sound
and that you need to say the /ʊ/ sound after the /ɔ/ sound.
Also, make sure that you are not saying a long /ɔ:/ sound instead of the /ɔʊ/ sound.
It's "hope", not /hɔ:p/, and "note", not /nɔ:t/.
When we say the /ɔʊ/, the lips must come a bit forward
and close almost fully to make the /ʊ/ sound.
If you find it difficult to say the /ɔʊ/ correctly in these words
and if you hear that you miss the /ʊ/ part of /ɔʊ/,
then first try saying the words without the final consonant
and feel your lips rounding and coming forward on the /ʊ/ sound.
When you can do this well, only then add the final consonant,
but first put a little gap between the /ɔʊ/ and the final consonant
and then gradually take away this gap:
Don't forget to use a mirror to check your lip position
to make sure that you are also saying the /ʊ/ sound.
Pause now.
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