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Try LingUp Now!Start with the 'fr' sound by blending 'f' and 'r' together.
Move to the 'aw' sound similar to 'lost'.
End with the 'st' sound, blending 's' and 't' smoothly.
fro-ast
for-est
frast
Start with the 'fr' sound by blending 'f' and 'r' together.
Pronounce 'o' as in 'lot'.
End with the 'st' sound, blending 's' and 't' smoothly.
fro-ast
for-ost
frast
Yes, keep the tongue back in the mouth for clarity.
Blend the 'aw' sound smoothly, avoiding a break.
The main difference is in the vowel sound after 'fr'.
A thin layer of ice crystals on a surface.
/ˈfrɔsti/
Covered with frost.
/dɪˈfrɔst/
To remove frost.
/ˈfrɔstˌbaɪt/
Injury by freezing.
'frosty' adds a 'y' sound at the end.
'defrost' starts with a 'd' sound.
'frostbite' has an added 'bite' at the end.
Practice blending 'fr' and 'st' smoothly for clear pronunciation.
Pay attention to the 'aw' sound, as it's different in AmE and BrE.
