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Try LingUp Now!Say 'cum' with a short 'u' sound.
Say 'fert' with a soft 't'.
Say 'uh bul' quickly, combining them as one sound.
com-fort-ta-ble
com-fort-a-blem
com-for-ta-ble
Say 'cumf' smoothly, combining the end of 'com-' with '-f'.
Say 'tuh' lightly, almost like 'tuh' and 'uh' together.
Finish with 'bl', pronounced softly.
com-fort-a-ble
com-for-ta-ble
com-fert-a-ble
The 'for' part is pronounced like 'fur' or 'fer' in American and lightly in British.
No, the main stress is on the first syllable 'com'.
Yes, 'com' is pronounced like 'come' with a short 'u' sound.
Feeling relaxed and at ease.
ˈkʌmfərt
A state of physical ease.
ˈkʌmfərtər
A type of bed cover.
ˈkʌmfərtɪŋ
Serving to improve mood.
Comfort' has one less syllable than 'comfortable'.
Stress is different between 'comforter' and 'comfortable'.
'Comforting' focuses on the 'inj' sound rather than 'able'.
Be sure to keep the vowel sounds short and relaxed, especially in 'com' and 'fert'.
The end of one syllable often links smoothly to the next, helping with flow.
