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isaac
Definition:
(nou) the second patriarch; son of Abraham and Sarah who was offered by Abraham as a sacrifice to God; father of Jacob and Esau
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Common mistakes of isaac pronunciation
- Misplacing stress: Some learners stress the second syllable, saying "i-SAA-c" instead of the correct "ISA-ac" (ˈaɪ.zək in US, ˈaɪ.zɑːk in UK). Tip: Focus on placing stress on the first syllable for clarity.
- Incorrect vowel sound: People often pronounce "isaac" with an "ee" sound, saying "ee-sak." The correct pronunciation uses the "i" as in "ice" (ˈaɪ). Tip: Practice saying "ice" to get the right vowel sound.
- Omitting the final consonant: Some might say "isa" instead of "isaac" by dropping the final "c." This can lead to confusion. Tip: Always articulate the "c" at the end to ensure the name is complete.
- Blending vowels: Learners may blend the vowels, pronouncing it as "i-zaac." The correct form separates the sounds distinctly: "ISA-ac" (ˈaɪ.zək). Tip: Break the word into syllables and practice each one separately.
- Confusing with similar names: "Isaac" may be confused with similar-sounding names like "Isaiah." Ensure you pronounce "isaac" as "ISA-ac" (ˈaɪ.zək) to differentiate. Tip: Familiarize yourself with the distinct sounds to avoid mix-ups.