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interpreter
Definition:
(nou) someone who mediates between speakers of different languages (nou) someone who uses art to represent something (nou) an advocate who represents someone else's policy or purpose (nou) a program that translates and executes source language statements one line at a time
Phonetic Transcription:
ɪnˈtɜːprɪtə
Examples:
The interpreter accepts roughly the same language.
It is the job of the interpreter.
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Common mistakes of interpreter pronunciation
- Stress placement: Many learners incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "in-ˈter-preter" instead of "ˈin-ter-preter". Tip: Remember to place the primary stress on the first syllable for correct pronunciation.
- Vowel confusion: Some people pronounce the "e" in "interpreter" as "i" instead of the schwa sound /ə/, leading to "in-ter-ˈpɪr-ɪ-tər". Tip: Use the schwa sound /ə/ for unstressed syllables to ensure clarity.
- Syllable omission: A common mistake is omitting the second syllable, resulting in "in-ter-prer" instead of "in-ter-ˈprɪt-ər". Tip: Practice saying each syllable clearly to avoid dropping any sounds.
- Final "r" sound: In some accents, the final "r" in "interpreter" is not pronounced, leading to "in-ter-preteh". Tip: Make sure to articulate the "r" sound at the end, especially in American English.
- Overemphasis on consonants: Some learners may overemphasize the "t" in "interpreter", saying "in-ter-ˈper-ter". Tip: Keep the "t" soft and balanced with the surrounding sounds for natural flow.