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interpreted
Phonetic Transcription:
ɪnˈtɜːprɪt
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Common mistakes of interpreted pronunciation
- Stress placement: Many learners place stress incorrectly, saying "in-ˈter-pre-ted" instead of the correct "in-ˈtɜr-pre-tɪd" (US) or "in-ˈtɜː-pre-tɪd" (UK). Tip: Remember to stress the second syllable, "ter."
- Vowel confusion: Some people mispronounce the second syllable, saying "ter" as "tər" instead of "tɜr" (US) or "tɜː" (UK). Tip: Focus on the "er" sound, which should be pronounced more like "tur" in "interpreted."
- Ending sound: A common mistake is to drop the "ted" ending, pronouncing it as "in-ˈter-pre" instead of "in-ˈtɜr-pre-tɪd" (US) or "in-ˈtɜː-pre-tɪd" (UK). Tip: Always pronounce the "ted" clearly to complete the word.
- Speed of pronunciation: Some learners rush through the word, making it hard to understand. They might say "in-ter-pre-ted" too quickly. Tip: Practice saying "interpreted" slowly, emphasizing each syllable for clarity.
- Incorrect vowel length: Learners may pronounce the "i" in the first syllable as a long vowel, saying "in-ˈteer-pre-ted" instead of "in-ˈtɜr-pre-tɪd" (US) or "in-ˈtɜː-pre-tɪd" (UK). Tip: Keep the "i" short and crisp to maintain the correct sound.