Old English Pronunciation - Vowels

Vowels in Old English. I go over what exactly we mean when we say "this is how Old English is pronounced", how each of the 20 distinctive vowel phonemes in Old English sounded, and give two example words of each vowel.

[albywhitelady]

Old English is so fascinating and beautiful!!!!

[theamazinghippopotomonstro]

Old english phonology is the hardest part of the language for me, thank you

[DamienHemlock]

Thank you for the most agreed upon pronunciations in a video form.

[ADITYA-rzri]

Thanks, this really helped me in my project.

[theaudiomelon]

I'm guessing "yfel" is cognate with "evil", yes?

[johannesschutz]

Did you ever dig into how y and i seem to be used interchangeably in a lot of texts? In everything written by Aelfric for example there seems to be no pattern at all which has led me to believe that y actually merged with i in West Saxon very very early. I wonder if you have an assessment for other dialects / time frames.

[JonLucPritchard]

ic þe þancige þisses. nu ne beþearf ic na leng sprecan swelce hillbilly.

[cameronthomas]

Do more and can you say wealth or rich in old English please

[Dawn_Of_Justice]

Thanks.
a as in calm.
Æ as in hat.
e as in met.
I as in meet.
U as in food.