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Try LingUp Now!Start with 'ex' as in 'extra'.
Move to 'per', like 'purr'.
Finish with 'tise', rhyming with 'tease'.
eks-per-ties
eks-per-tis
eks-pert-ise
Start with 'ex' as in 'extra'.
Move to 'pe', like 'puh'.
Finish with 'tise', rhyming with 'tease'.
eks-per-ties
eks-per-tis
eks-pert-ise
The main stress is typically on 'tise'.
Yes, in American English, the 'r' in 'per' is pronounced.
Yes, in AmE it sounds like 'purr', in BrE it's more like 'puh'.
Knowledge or skill in a particular area.
/ˈɛk.spɜːrt/
A person with knowledge or skill
/ɪkˈspɪə.ri.əns/
Practical contact with events
/ɪkˈspɛrəˌmɛnt/
A test under controlled conditions
Expert has a shorter ending 't', not 'tise'.
Experience has an extra syllable and is less stressed on 'tise'.
Experiment starts similarly but has 'ment' instead of 'tise'.
Try saying 'expert' and 'experience' to feel the different endings.
Focus on each syllable, especially the stressed 'tise'.
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