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Try LingUp Now!Begin with /kən/, with a soft 'k' and weak 'ə' sound.
Stress the /ˈviː/ with an elongated 'ee' sound.
End with /ni.ənt/, starting with a light 'n' and ending softly on 'ənt'.
con-vee-niant (misplaced stress)
con-ven-yent (incorrect vowel sound)
con-ve-nee-ent (overpronunciation of 'e')
Start with /kən/, pronounced rapidly with a schwa 'ə'.
Emphasize /ˈviː/ with a long 'ee' vowel.
Conclude with /ni.ənt/, smoothly transitioning from 'n' to a soft schwa.
con-vee-niyant (incorrect ending)
con-vee-nyent (mispronunciation of 'i')
con-veene-yent (wrong syllable emphasis)
The stress is on the second syllable: 'vee'.
Yes, but it is subtle, like a schwa 'ə'.
Both AmE and BrE endings are soft but be careful with 'ənt'.
Easy to use or suitable for one's needs.
/kənˈviː.niəns/
state of being convenient
/ˌɪn.kənˈviː.ni.ənt/
not convenient
/kənˈviːn/
to gather together
Stress is different in 'convenience'.
In 'inconvenient', prefix 'in' has a clear 'ɪn'.
'Convene' ends with 'viːn', not 'viː.ni.ənt'.
Remember to stress the 'vee' in 'convenient'. It changes the meaning if stressed incorrectly.
Practice ending the word softly on the schwa 'ənt' to avoid harsh sounds.
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