A short instructional YouTube clip by Hadar Shemesh that teaches how to pronounce the word "entrepreneur." Two speakers break the word into four syllables, demonstrate each syllable ("on-", "tr/pr-", "e-", "ner"), note primary stress on the second syllable, and give example sentences ("She's an entrepreneur. I'm an entrepreneur.").
How to pronounce the word entrepreneur.
It's a lot easier.
Than you think. Let me show you.
It has four syllables, four.
Small units.
The first one is on. On.
Just like. Turn it on.
On. On. On.
The second one.
Is tr. The T and the.
R together produce.
A ch sound.
And then an r and a reduced vowel.
Tr?
Tr?
Tr. Then we have pr? Pr.
They rhyme.
Tr? Pr. On. Tr?
Pr.
The last syllable.
Is ner.
It's just like.
The beginning of the word nerd.
It's an N.
And then an R. Ner.
On primary stress, so it's.
A little longer. Tropreneur.
Entrepreneur.
She's an entrepreneur. I'm an entrepreneur.
Entrepreneur.
Entrepreneur.
Entrepreneur. Good.
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