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End with a soft 's' sound, like in 'sister'.
cash (ca-sh)
cast (ca-st)
care (ca-re)
Same as American
Same as American
Yes, 'case' has only one syllable.
No, the 'a' sounds like 'day'.
No, it's a soft 's' sound.
An instance or example of something.
/ˈkeɪzɪz/
Plural of case
/ˈkeɪsɪŋ/
Covering or outer shell
/ˈkeɪsbʊk/
A book containing records of cases
- Additional syllable and 'iz' ending.
- Adds '-ing' sound.
- Compound word with 'book', making 'bʊk' sound at the end.
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