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sirach
Definition:
(nou) an Apocryphal book mainly of maxims (resembling Proverbs in that respect)
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Common mistakes of sirach pronunciation
- Incorrect vowel sound: Many people mispronounce "Sirach" by using an incorrect vowel sound, saying /ˈsɪræk/ instead of the correct /ˈsɪrɑːk/. Tip: Focus on the "a" sounding like "ah" in "father."
- Stress misplacement: Some learners place the stress on the second syllable, saying /sɪˈrɑːk/. This is incorrect as the primary stress should be on the first syllable. Tip: Remember to emphasize the first syllable "Sir" as in /ˈsɪr/.
- Overemphasis on "ch": A common mistake is overemphasizing the "ch" sound, pronouncing it as /ˈsɪræʧ/. The correct pronunciation ends with a softer "k" sound. Tip: Keep the "ch" subtle, pronouncing it as /k/.
- Silent letters confusion: Some may mistakenly pronounce "Sirach" with a silent "h," saying /ˈsɪræk/. The "h" is pronounced, contributing to the correct sound. Tip: Ensure to articulate the "h" clearly.
- Misunderstanding syllable count: Learners might think "Sirach" has three syllables, pronouncing it as /ˈsɪr.æk/. In reality, it has only two syllables. Tip: Practice saying it as two distinct parts: "Si" and "rach."