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macaroon
Definition:
(nou) chewy cookie usually containing almond paste
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Common mistakes of macaroon pronunciation
- Misplacing stress: Some people incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "ma-ka-ˈroon". The correct stress is on the last syllable, "ma-ka-ˈroon" (US) / "ma-kə-ˈruːn" (UK). Tip: Remember to emphasize the "roon".
- Confusing with "macaroon": Many confuse "macaroon" with "macaron", the French almond meringue cookie. "Macaroon" (ˈmæk.əˌrun) has a different texture and flavor. Tip: Know that "macaron" (ˌmæk.əˈrɒn") is pronounced with a nasal sound.
- Pronouncing the "a": Some pronounce the "a" in "macaroon" as "ah" instead of the short "a" sound. The correct pronunciation is "mæk" (US) or "mæk" (UK). Tip: Focus on a short "a" like in "cat".
- Overemphasizing vowels: A common mistake is to overemphasize the vowels, leading to a drawn-out pronunciation. "Macaroon" should be smooth and quick, not "maaa-caa-roooon". Tip: Keep it concise, with each syllable flowing into the next.
- Ignoring the final "n": Some drop the final "n," saying "macaroo". The correct pronunciation includes the "n" sound, making it "ma-ka-ˈroon" (US) / "ma-kə-ˈruːn" (UK). Tip: Always finish with a clear "n" sound.