How to Pronounce [_] before [n], [m], or [_]: American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial addresses a query about the pronunciation of the 'a' vowel sound in words like 'pan', 'pam', and 'anger' when followed by N, NG, or M consonants. It explains that the vowel sound is not a pure 'a' as in 'bat', but rather a modified sound that forms a diphthong. The tutorial provides examples and compares the pronunciation to the IPA notation, highlighting discrepancies and offering a detailed analysis of mouth and tongue positions.

Describe the characteristics of the dark L sound as mentioned in the text.

What are some examples of words that contain the modified 'as in bat' vowel sound followed by consonants?

How does the jaw movement differ when pronouncing the modified vowel sound compared to the pure vowel sound?