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restaurateur
Definition:
(nou) the proprietor of a restaurant
Examples:
In London he is known as an affable restaurateur.
In 1958 it was leased to a restaurateur.
She is not notable as a restaurateur.
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Common mistakes of restaurateur pronunciation
- Misplacing stress: Many people incorrectly stress the first syllable in "restaurateur" (ˌrɛstəˈrɑːtɜr in US, ˌrɛstəˈrɒtə in UK). Tip: Remember to stress the last syllable for correct pronunciation.
- Omitting syllables: Some may pronounce "restaurateur" without the second syllable, saying "restaurateur" as "restaurter." Tip: Ensure you pronounce all syllables clearly: "res-tau-ra-teur."
- Incorrect vowel sounds: A common mistake is mispronouncing the "au" in "restaurateur." Some say it like "aw" instead of the correct "ah." Tip: Practice saying "tau" (tɑː) to get the right vowel sound.
- Overemphasizing the "r": Some speakers overly emphasize the "r" in "restaurateur," making it sound unnatural. Tip: Keep the "r" soft and fluid, as in "rest" (rɛst), to maintain a smooth flow.
- Confusing similar words: People often confuse "restaurateur" with "restaurant," leading to mispronunciation. Tip: Focus on the distinct ending of "restaurateur" to differentiate it from "restaurant" (ˈrɛstərənt).