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Hadar Shemesh breaks down how to say particularly: stress the second syllable (the t), aspirate it, and you can drop the initial r sound if it helps. The word splits into five parts: p-ur, t-i, k-y-uh, l-r, l-ee.

Hadar Shemesh breaks down how to say particularly: stress the second syllable (the t), aspirate it, and you can drop the initial r sound if it helps. The word splits into five parts: p-ur, t-i, k-y-uh, l-r, l-ee.
How to pronounce. Particularly. You start with a p sound and then the er purr, purr. And then we have T, the t sound and an e, as in sit per? T. That's the primary stress, and the t is aspirated, so it feels like there is a little H right after per? Te. K. It's a k sound, a y and a schwa. Particular lure, an l and an r Lur. And then lee, an l and a high e sound. Particularly, Particularly. Particularly. I'm going to tell you a little secret. You can even drop the r at the beginning if it feels a little too complicated. P? T? C? Ler? Ly. Say it fast enough, no one would notice. Particularly. Particularly.

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