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How to pronounce:
considerate
Phonetic Transcription:
kənˈsɪdərət
Examples:
Please be sure to be considerate in the future.
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Common mistakes of considerate pronunciation
- Stress placement: Many learners place stress incorrectly on the second syllable, saying "con-SID-er-ate" instead of "CON-si-der-ate" (ˈkənˌsɪdərɪt). Tip: Remember to emphasize the first syllable for correct pronunciation.
- Vowel sounds: Some may pronounce "considerate" with an overly pronounced "o" as in "cone," leading to "cone-SID-er-ate." The correct sound is a schwa in the first syllable, as in "kən." Tip: Use a softer "o" sound to achieve the right pronunciation.
- Ending sound: A common mistake is to omit the final "t" sound, resulting in "considerate" sounding like "considera." This can lead to confusion in understanding. Tip: Ensure you clearly pronounce the "t" at the end to complete the word.
- Syllable division: Some may incorrectly divide the syllables, saying "con-si-der-ate." The correct division is three syllables: "CON-si-der-ate." Tip: Practice breaking the word into its correct syllables to improve clarity.
- Intonation: Learners may use a flat intonation, making "considerate" sound monotonous. This can make the word less engaging. Tip: Use a slight rise in intonation on the stressed syllable to convey the word's meaning effectively.