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Move to the long 'ee' sound, as in 'see'.
End with a 'z' sound, voiced as in 'zoo'.
bre-zee
bris
brez
same as American
same as American
Keep your lips wide, tongue high. It's like 'see'.
'Z' vibrates your voice; 's' does not.
It's just one syllable.
A light wind or air current.
/ˈbriː.zi/
With a light wind
/ˈbriːz.weɪ/
A passageway open to the air
/ˈbriː.zə.li/
In a cheerful and relaxed manner
Breeze has a 'eez' ending, breezy adds 'ee'; stress shifts.
Breezeway adds 'way', changes rhythm due to extra syllable.
Breezily ends in '-li', changing syllable count and stress.
Make sure 'ee' is long and clear, like in 'see'.
Feel throat vibrations to ensure it's voiced, like 'zebra'.
