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What is the stressed syllable in word Philippines?
The stressed syllable in "Philippines" is
"lip"
.
It's pronounced
fil-uh-PEENS
.
Does the word fantastic have short a sound?
What syllable is a stressed in the word persistence?
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What is a homophone for slave?
What words have schwa sounds?
What is the example of medial vowel sound?
What part of speech is fast in the sentence ram walks fast?
How do you pronounce Boudewijn?
How do you spell-out a kiss sound?
How do you use frizzle in a sentence?
What is the stressed syllable in percentage?
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