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fondant
Definition:
(nou) candy made of a thick creamy sugar paste
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Common mistakes of fondant pronunciation
- Incorrect vowel sound: Some learners pronounce "fondant" with a long "o" sound, saying /ˈfoʊndənt/. The correct pronunciation is /ˈfɒndənt/ in UK English and /ˈfɑndənt/ in US English. Tip: Focus on the short "o" sound as in "hot".
- Misplaced stress: Many people stress the second syllable, saying "fon-DANT" instead of "FON-dant". This can lead to confusion. Tip: Remember that the primary stress is on the first syllable, "FON".
- Overemphasis on "t": Some learners pronounce the "t" at the end too strongly, making it sound like "fondant" with a hard "t". The correct pronunciation is softer. Tip: Keep the "t" light and quick, almost blending it with the preceding vowel.
- Omitting the second syllable: It's common for some to say "fond" instead of "fondant". This drops the essential second syllable. Tip: Always include both syllables to maintain the word's integrity and meaning.
- Confusing with similar words: Learners often mix up "fondant" with "fountain" or "fond". This can alter the intended meaning. Tip: Practice differentiating these words by focusing on their distinct sounds and syllable structures.