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How to pronounce:
see
Definition:
(nou) the seat within a bishop's diocese where his cathedral is located
Phonetic Transcription:
siː
Examples:
I find it difficult to see that as a denouncement.
One can watch the various episodes and see the crossovers.
If you watch the final sequence of the film, you will see her at the end.
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Common mistakes of see pronunciation
- Overemphasizing the vowel: Some learners pronounce "see" as /siː/ with excessive stress. This can make it sound unnatural. Tip: Keep the vowel sound smooth and steady without extra emphasis.
- Confusing "see" with "sea": The words "see" and "sea" are homophones in English, both pronounced /siː/. This can lead to misunderstandings. Tip: Pay attention to context to differentiate their meanings.
- Misplacing stress: In "see," the stress is on the vowel sound, not on any consonants. Some may incorrectly stress the "s." Tip: Focus on the long "e" sound, ensuring it carries the primary stress.
- Shortening the vowel sound: Non-native speakers sometimes pronounce "see" as /sɪ/ instead of /siː/. This changes the meaning and clarity. Tip: Practice extending the vowel to achieve the correct pronunciation.
- Adding an extra vowel sound: Some learners add an "uh" sound, pronouncing "see" as /sɪə/. This can confuse listeners. Tip: Aim for a clean pronunciation with just the "s" and long "e" sounds.