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How do Americans pronounce Probably?

Probably, probably. As I said, some people will reduce this to two syllables, so you might here pro-bly, -bly, without the middle syllable. Prob-ly, prob-ly. And sometimes you’ll hear it without the B at all: ‘prolly’, ‘prolly’, ‘prolly’.

Is there a correct way to pronounce a as a word?

Both pronunciations are correct and it is really a matter of personal preference which one you use. Most American (as well as Brits and Australians) use both forms, switching between the two depending on which one flows best with the word that follows ‘a’.

STRICT pronunciation • How to pronounce STRICT

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Is the L silent in yolk?

Because yolk is so much more common in everyday speech and writing, it is sometimes mistakenly used in places in which yoke is the correct spelling. Likewise, it can be tempting to use the spelling yoke when referring to the part of an egg because it has a much more phonetic spelling than yolk and its silent L.

How do you spell Shein?

With a shortened name, Shein (pronounced She-in) started out in its current form five years later.

Is it A or ay?

The only time “a” (uh) is not the correct choice is when it precedes a vowel and therefore must be changed to “an.” It is never, ever correct to pronounce “a” as “ay.” And yet, every week that little old article, “a” (uh) loses ground to the other ridiculous pronunciation.

How to pronounce STRICT in British English

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Is a AH or ay?

In most dialects of English, ‘a’ is normally pronounced either /æ/ or /ɛɪ/, as in “man” and “mane”. There are relatively few words where it is pronounced /a/ (as in “ah”), and they tend to vary quite a lot with dialect (eg “pass” and “graph” have that vowel in SE England, but not in most of the English speaking world.)

What does leniently mean?

1 : of mild and tolerant disposition or effect : not harsh, severe, or strict lenient laws a lenient attitude. 2 : exerting a soothing or easing influence : relieving pain or stress.

What does lenient parent mean?

1. Inclined not to be harsh or strict; merciful or indulgent: lenient parents. 2. Not harsh or strict; merciful or generous: lenient rules.

What do you mean by Repulsive?

Definition of repulsive

1 : serving or able to repulse repulsive force. 2 : tending to repel or reject : cold, forbidding. 3 : arousing aversion or disgust repulsive crimes.