Here's why:
* Short vowel sounds are typically quick and sharp.
* Long vowel sounds are typically drawn out and sound like the letter's name.
The "o" in "no" sounds like the "o" in "hot," which is a short vowel sound.
Here's why:
* Short vowel sounds are typically quick and sharp.
* Long vowel sounds are typically drawn out and sound like the letter's name.
The "o" in "no" sounds like the "o" in "hot," which is a short vowel sound.