Start with 'i' as in 'bit'.
Say 'ven' with emphasis, like 'vent' without the 't'.
Add 'chu', as in 'chew' without stress.
Finish with 'uh-lee', lightly and quickly.
ev-ent-u-ly (misses 'ch' sound)
ee-ven-tual-ly (wrong vowel in first syllable)
even-chu-lee (misses 'uh')
Same as American
Same as American
No, it is short like in 'bit'.
No, stress the 'ven' sound.
Yes, say it like 'chew'.
Finally, at some later time.
/ɪˈvɛnt/
An occurrence
/ɪˈvɛnt.fəl/
Full of events
/ɪˈvɛn.tʃu.əl/
Final, ultimate
Adds '-chu-uh-lee' at the end compared to 'event'.
Includes '-ly', different stress from 'eventful'.
Adds '-ly', extends sound from 'eventual'.
Focus on smoothly transitioning from 'ven' to 'chu'.
Keep the initial 'i' short and quick.
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