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How to pronounce:
judicial
Phonetic Transcription:
dʒuːˈdɪʃəl
Examples:
The court is part of the judicial branch of the Government.
The senior judicial officer of the court is the president.
The law provides for judicial determination of the legality of detention.
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Common mistakes of judicial pronunciation
- Misplacing the stress: Some learners place stress incorrectly on the second syllable, saying "ju-ˈdi-shəl" instead of the correct "ˈju-dɪ-ʃəl". Tip: Remember that the primary stress is on the first syllable.
- Overemphasizing "j": A common mistake is to pronounce "j" too harshly, sounding like "dʒ" instead of a softer "j" sound. Tip: Practice saying "judge" to get comfortable with the softer "j" in "judicial".
- Shortening the vowels: Some may pronounce "judicial" with shortened vowels, leading to "ju-ˈdɪ-ʃəl". The correct pronunciation is "ˈju-dɪ-ʃəl", with clear vowel sounds. Tip: Focus on elongating the vowel sounds in each syllable.
- Ignoring the "i" sound: Learners might skip the "i" sound in the second syllable, saying "ju-dɪ-shəl" instead of "ju-ˈdɪ-ʃəl". Tip: Ensure you pronounce the "i" clearly to maintain the correct syllable structure.
- Incorrectly pronouncing the final "al": Some may pronounce the ending as "əl" instead of the correct "əl". Tip: Make sure to articulate the final syllable clearly as "ʃəl" to avoid confusion.