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trainee
Definition:
(nou) someone who is being trained
Phonetic Transcription:
treɪˈniː
Examples:
After each shot group, the trainee and the instructor will examine the target.
Seats were fitted in the nose for the trainee navigator and his instructor.
A plan is the means by which the trainee satisfies the goal.
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Common mistakes of trainee pronunciation
- Stress placement: Many learners incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "tra-NEE". The correct stress is on the last syllable, as in /træˈniː/ (US) and /treɪˈniː/ (UK). Tip: Focus on emphasizing the "nee" sound to get it right.
- Vowel sound confusion: Some speakers confuse the vowel sounds, pronouncing "trainee" as /træˈneɪ/ instead of /træˈniː/ (US) or /treɪˈniː/ (UK). This can change the meaning. Tip: Practice the long "ee" sound to distinguish it clearly.
- Silent letters: A common mistake is adding an extra sound, saying "tra-NEE-y" instead of just "trainee". The "e" at the end is silent. Tip: Remember that "trainee" ends with a clear "nee" sound without an extra "y".
- Overemphasizing "t": Some learners overemphasize the "t" sound, pronouncing it too strongly as "TRA-nee". The "t" should be soft and quick. Tip: Keep the "t" light and focus on the flow into the "r" sound.
- Mispronouncing the initial sound: Occasionally, individuals pronounce "trainee" starting with a "ch" sound, saying "ch-trainee". The correct initial sound is "tr" as in /træˈniː/ (US) or /treɪˈniː/ (UK). Tip: Practice the "tr" blend by saying "tree" first.