CONCLUSION - SHORT VS LONG VOWEL SOUNDS (ENGLISH & SPANISH)

         As a conclusion, I can say that there are more vowels in English than in Spanish, for example: in English there are 11 vowels while in Spanish there are only 5 vowels.But the difference is that in  English  the 5 vowels (aeiou) are subdivided into each other  which  are called long and short vowels, an example about this is the vowel (a) this vowel has 3 different sounds). Otherwise in Spanish the vowels can not subdivide because the 5 vowels are own sounds but they can classify in open vowels (a, e, o) and close vowels (i, u).It is  similar like English vowels.Finally, English vowels have  more variants of sounds that Spanish because there are words that have different vowel sounds and people need to pronunce in a correct way in order to avoid misunderstood. for example :   bean  - bin    ......   pan   -  pincel .