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Does window have a short or long vowel sound?

"Window" has a short vowel sound.

Here's why:

* The vowel "i" in "window" is followed by a consonant "n." This usually indicates a short vowel sound.

* The "o" in "window" is also followed by a consonant "w," further supporting a short vowel sound.

Compare it to words like "wine" or "time," where the "i" has a long vowel sound.

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