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How to pronounce:
huge
Phonetic Transcription:
hjuːdʒ
Examples:
The movie was a big hit and made Dada's simpleton image a huge success.
Most had a topsail above the huge mainsail and a large foresail.
The food is great tasting, comes in huge portions, and yet, is cheaply priced.
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Common mistakes of huge pronunciation
- Misplacing the vowel sound: Some learners pronounce "huge" with a short "u" sound, like "hug." This leads to confusion. Tip: Remember that "huge" has a long "u" sound, pronounced as /hjuːdʒ/ in UK and /hjudʒ/ in US.
- Ignoring the "h" sound: A common mistake is to drop the "h" sound at the beginning, saying "uge." This makes the word unclear. Tip: Always pronounce the initial "h" clearly as /h/ to ensure proper understanding.
- Incorrect stress placement: Some may incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "hu-ge." The correct stress is on the first syllable. Tip: Emphasize the first part, pronouncing it as /ˈhjuːdʒ/ in UK and /ˈhjudʒ/ in US.
- Overemphasizing the "g" sound: Some learners may overly stress the "g," making it sound harsh. This can distort the word. Tip: Keep the "g" soft and smooth, ensuring it blends well with the preceding vowel sound.
- Confusing "huge" with similar words: Learners sometimes confuse "huge" with "hug," leading to incorrect pronunciation. Tip: Focus on the distinct vowel and consonant sounds in "huge" to differentiate it, ensuring clarity in speech.