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Try LingUp Now!Start with a soft 'ə' sound, similar to 'uh'.
Say 'ven' with the main stress, using a clear 'v' sound.
End with 'tʃər', where 'tʃ' is like the start of 'church' and 'ər' like the 'er' in 'father'.
ad-ven-ter
ad-ven-shure
ad-ven-char
Same as American
Same as American
In 'adventure', 'ven' is the most emphasized part of the word.
The 't' blends with the 'ch' sound to make 'tʃ', as in 'church'.
It's more like 'ər', similar to the 'er' in 'teacher'.
An exciting or unusual experience.
/ədˈvɛnʧərər/
One who seeks adventures
/ədˈvɛnʧərəs/
Willing to take risks
/ədˈvɛnʧərəsli/
In an adventurous manner
In 'adventurer', there's an extra syllable 'ər'.
In 'adventurous', the word ends with 'ous' making it longer.
In 'adventurously', an extra syllable 'li' is added at the end.
Involve the tongue touching the ridge behind your upper teeth.
Make sure 'ven' stands out the most when you say the word.
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