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How to pronounce:
randomly
Phonetic Transcription:
ˈrændəmli
Examples:
It uses true quantum randomness to randomly permute the list.
By the way, the slogan changes randomly.
It didn't just randomly combust.
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Common mistakes of randomly pronunciation
- Stress placement: Many learners incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "ran-ˈdom-ly". The correct stress is on the first syllable: "ˈran-dəm-ly". Tip: Remember that stressing the first syllable helps clarify the word.
- Vowel sound confusion: Some may pronounce "randomly" with an "a" sound as in "cat" instead of the schwa sound (ə) in the second syllable. The correct pronunciation is "ˈran-dəm-ly". Tip: Practice saying "uh" to master the schwa sound.
- Incorrect ending sound: A common mistake is to pronounce the "ly" ending as "lee" instead of "lɪ". The correct pronunciation is "ˈran-dəm-lee". Tip: Focus on softening the "l" and ensuring the "y" sounds like "lɪ".
- Overemphasizing syllables: Some learners may overemphasize each syllable, making it sound choppy. The word should flow smoothly: "ˈran-dəm-ly". Tip: Practice saying it quickly to develop a natural rhythm.
- Mispronouncing the "d": Some may confuse the "d" sound with a "t" sound, saying "ran-təm-ly". The correct pronunciation is "ˈran-dəm-ly". Tip: Isolate the "d" sound and practice it in different words to improve clarity.