The question is not whether we will die, but how we will live.
Joan Borysenko

The /w/ sound requires the lips to be fully rounded and pushed forward a bit as in the illustration below. Many non-native speakers confuse the /v/ and the /w/ sounds. To avoid this mistake, make sure your bottom lip is not touching your upper teeth when you are saying the /w/. Let’s first practice the /w/ to make sure you are pronouncing it correctly. Then we will practice /v/ and /w/ together.