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How to pronounce:
foal
Definition:
(nou) a young horse
Phonetic Transcription:
fəʊl
Examples:
The filly is the second foal out of the unraced Rahy mares.
Signorinetta was the resultant foal.
The foal began racing in the year 2006.
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Common mistakes of foal pronunciation
- Misplacing the vowel sound: Some learners pronounce "foal" with an incorrect vowel sound, like /foʊl/ instead of the correct /foʊl/ (US) or /fəʊl/ (UK). Tip: Focus on the long "o" sound, ensuring it is clear and distinct.
- Ignoring the "l" sound: A common mistake is to drop the "l" at the end, saying "foa" instead of "foal." This alters the meaning entirely. Tip: Practice ending with a strong "l" sound to maintain clarity.
- Overemphasizing the "f" sound: Some may pronounce "foal" with an exaggerated "f," making it sound harsh, like "foal" instead of the softer /foʊl/ (US) or /fəʊl/ (UK). Tip: Keep the "f" sound gentle and smooth to sound more natural.
- Confusing with "fall": Learners sometimes confuse "foal" with "fall," pronouncing them similarly. "Foal" should be pronounced /foʊl/ (US) or /fəʊl/ (UK), while "fall" has a different vowel sound. Tip: Listen to the differences in vowel sounds to avoid this mix-up.
- Stressing the wrong syllable: Some may incorrectly stress "foal" as if it has two syllables, saying "fo-al." The correct pronunciation is one syllable: /foʊl/ (US) or /fəʊl/ (UK). Tip: Remember that "foal" is a single syllable word to ensure proper stress.