How to say CORPORATE vs. COOPERATE | American English

13 Sept 2016 · 3 min
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A brief pronunciation tutorial by Hadar Shemesh distinguishing the words 'corporate' (two syllables: cor-prate) and 'cooperate' (four syllables: co-oper-ate). The speaker breaks each word into syllables, explains vowel and consonant sounds (e.g., schwa, intrusive W, stop T), gives examples and compares related forms 'corporation' vs 'cooperation', then closes with a call-to-action to visit her website.

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