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How to pronounce:
primeval
Phonetic Transcription:
praɪˈmiːvəl
Examples:
Dinosaurs fossils are primeval.
The novel is set in the primeval scenario.
This is the picture of springfield in the primeval era.
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Common mistakes of primeval pronunciation
- Misplacing stress: Some learners stress the first syllable (PRI-me-val), but the correct stress is on the second syllable /praɪˈmiː.vəl/. Tip: Emphasize "-ME-" when practicing.
- Vowel confusion: Many pronounce the first syllable with a short "i" (prih-me-val), but it should be the long vowel /aɪ/ as in price. Tip: Say "price" slowly, then add "-me-val."
- Dropping syllables: Some shorten the word to "primval", dropping a syllable, but it must be kept as three clear syllables: "pri-me-val". Tip: Clap or tap for each syllable to keep rhythm.
- Incorrect vowel length: Some pronounce the last syllable "-val" with a full /æ/, but it reduces to a schwa /vəl/ because it is unstressed. Tip: Relax your mouth on the last syllable; it should sound quick and soft.
- Blending sounds: Learners may blend "me" and "val" too tightly, but the syllables should remain smooth yet distinct: "pri-ME-val". Tip: Slow down at first, then speed up gradually while keeping syllables clear.