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moron
Definition:
(nou) a person of subnormal intelligence (nou) a city in Argentina, to the west of Buenos Aires
Phonetic Transcription:
ˈmɔːrɒn
Examples:
He is such a moron.
He was the father of Ethem, and grandfather of the moron.
What is wrong with the moron who changed this

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Common mistakes of moron pronunciation

- Stress placement: Many learners incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "mor-ON" instead of the correct "MOR-on" (ˈmɔrˌɑn in US, ˈmɒrən in UK). Tip: Focus on emphasizing the first syllable to sound natural.
- Vowel sound confusion: Some pronounce "moron" with an "o" sound like in "more," leading to "moh-ron." The correct pronunciation uses a shorter "o" sound, as in "MOR-on." Tip: Practice saying "more" quickly to identify the difference.
- Final consonant mispronunciation: A common mistake is dropping the final "n," resulting in "mor-o." This can make the word unclear. Tip: Ensure you clearly articulate the "n" at the end for proper pronunciation.
- Overemphasis on vowels: Some speakers overly elongate the vowels, saying "moo-ron." This is incorrect, as "moron" should have a balanced vowel sound. Tip: Keep your vowel sounds crisp and concise.
- Regional variations: Non-native speakers may struggle with regional accents, leading to varied pronunciations. For example, some may say "muh-ron" influenced by local dialects. Tip: Listen to native speakers to familiarize yourself with correct pronunciation.