Wet or Vet? A W/V Ear Test

Especially for Korean speakers

Korean has no native /v/, and the closest available sounds sit right next to /w/ in the mouth — a classic case documented in Korean-English pronunciation research where learners' production and perception of the pair both drift toward one merged sound.

Rounded lips versus teeth on lip. It looks obvious on paper — audio's a different story.

8 rounds · about 90 seconds