The vowels sounds are maybe the same just change the u it sound like the a in inglish

Hi Diego. This is an excellent question, but not so easy to answer, though I will do my best. Spanish, French & Italian languages are predominately Latin-based. Latin was a language where vowel sounds were mostly pronounced in the obvious way. However, in Britain, we received lots of linguistic influences from a wide range of cultures and language bases. German, Arabic, Hindi languages have a very different way of pronouncing vowel sounds. Hence in English language we have a very quirky way of pronouncing our vowel sounds. There are some rules though albeit loose You need to have a british teacher to go through this with you , I feel I hope this helps a little 🙏🎶🌈

Search “phonics” on youtube and google. You will find overviews suitable for parents who are teaching their children to read. The material for teachers can be jargon heavy. Search for “phonemic awareness” and “phoneme-grapheme correspondence” if you want the details.

Hi Diego sorry, the interface here is rubbish now. However, if you have some specific questions thats. Good. With regards to your question, There is a fundamental difference in spelling and pronunciation between England and America. If you want me to teach you about it, let me know