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Try LingUp Now!Start with 'con': Use a short 'o' sound as in 'hot'.
Emphasize the first syllable.
End with 'vert': Use an 'r'-colored vowel, like 'urt'.
con-vert (wrong stress)
conv-art (incorrect vowel)
con-vurt (wrong r-colored vowel)
Start with 'con': Use a short 'o' sound, like in 'cot'.
Emphasize the first syllable.
End with 'vert': Use the 'vɜːt' sound, similar to 'vert' in 'advert'.
con-vert (wrong stress)
conv-art (incorrect vowel)
con-vet (missing length)
The noun 'convert' typically stresses the first syllable.
It's the short 'o' sound, like in 'hot' (AmE) or 'cot' (BrE).
In AmE, use an 'r'-colored sound like 'urt'. In BrE, use a longer 'ɜː' sound.
A person who has changed their beliefs or behaviors.
/kənˈvɜrʒən/
The act of changing
/kənˈvɜrtəbl̩/
Able to be changed
/kənˈvɜrt/
To change something
Stress is on second syllable in 'conversion'.
Convertible has a different ending and more syllables.
Verb 'convert' stresses second syllable.
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