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How to pronounce:
wine
Definition:
(nou) fermented juice (of grapes especially) (nou) a red as dark as red wine
Phonetic Transcription:
waɪn
Examples:
He loves to drink vino and wine.
They love to drink wine or beer and are curiously laconic and pessimistic.
The youth drinks the mead, wine, and beer, falling into a drunken slumber.
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Common mistakes of wine pronunciation
- Misplacing the vowel sound: Some learners pronounce "wine" as /wɪn/, using the short "i" sound instead of the correct long "i" sound /waɪn/. Tip: Focus on stretching the vowel to match the correct sound.
- Overemphasizing the "w": Some may pronounce "wine" with an exaggerated "w" sound, making it sound like /wʌɪn/. This can confuse listeners. Tip: Keep the "w" soft and blend it smoothly into the vowel.
- Skipping the "n" sound: A common mistake is to pronounce "wine" as /waɪ/, omitting the "n" sound at the end. This alters the meaning. Tip: Ensure the "n" is clearly pronounced to complete the word.
- Incorrect stress placement: Some learners mistakenly stress the second syllable, saying "wi-NE" instead of the correct single syllable "WINE" /waɪn/. Tip: Remember that "wine" is a one-syllable word; stress the initial sound.
- Confusing with similar words: Learners may confuse "wine" with "whine," pronouncing both as /waɪn/. This can lead to misunderstandings. Tip: Pay attention to context and practice distinguishing the sounds to avoid confusion.