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bring

Phonetic Transcription:

brɪŋ

Examples:

Come back and bring on the Microbiology.

Charmis is to get the phial and bring to him at once.

You get the permits and we'll bring the shovels.

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Common mistakes of bring pronunciation

Misplacing the vowel sound: Some learners pronounce "bring" with a long "i" sound, as in "bri-ng". This is incorrect. The correct pronunciation is /brɪŋ/ in both US and UK English. Tip: Focus on the short "i" sound, like in "sing".
Overemphasizing the "g": Many people stress the "g" at the end of "bring", making it sound like "bring-g". The correct pronunciation is /brɪŋ/, where the "g" is soft and blends into the preceding sound. Tip: Keep the "g" subtle and smooth.
Dropping the initial "b": Some speakers might start with an "r" sound, pronouncing it as "ring". This omits the crucial initial "b" sound. The correct form is /brɪŋ/. Tip: Ensure you clearly pronounce the "b" at the beginning of "bring".
Adding an extra syllable: Learners sometimes pronounce "bring" as "bri-ng" with a noticeable pause, creating an extra syllable. The correct pronunciation is a single syllable: /brɪŋ/. Tip: Practice saying "bring" quickly to avoid adding unnecessary breaks.
Confusing with "bring" and "ring": Some people mix up "bring" with "ring", pronouncing both the same way. "Bring" is /brɪŋ/, while "ring" is /rɪŋ/. Tip: Practice the initial sounds separately to distinguish between the two words effectively.

Frequently asked questions

How do you pronounce "bring" in American English?

In American English, "bring" is pronounced as /brɪŋ/ with a short "i" sound, like in "sing." The stress is on the single syllable, making it straightforward to say.

Is there a difference in the pronunciation of "bring" between British and American English?

No, the pronunciation of "bring" is the same in both British and American English, pronounced as /brɪŋ/. Both variants emphasize the short "i" sound and the single syllable.

What is the syllable count for the word "bring"?

The word "bring" has one syllable, pronounced as /brɪŋ/. This makes it a simple and easy-to-say word in English.

Are there any common mistakes people make when pronouncing "bring"?

A common mistake is mispronouncing "bring" with a long "i" sound, like in "breeze." Remember to use the short "i" sound as in /brɪŋ/ to pronounce it correctly.