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Try LingUp Now!Start with a soft 'g' sound, like in 'go'.
The middle part is like the vowel sound in 'call', but short.
End with 'zh' like the middle of 'vision'.
gə-reyj (ga-rage)
ɡɛ-rɪdʒ (ga-rage)
ɡeɪ-rɪdʒ (ga-rage)
Start with a hard 'g' sound, like in 'get'.
The initial 'a' is like 'cat'.
End with 'zh' sound as in 'beige'.
ɡə-rɑːʒ (ga-rage)
ɡeɪ-rɑːʒ (ga-rage)
ɡɛ-rɪdʒ (ga-rage)
Different English dialects often pronounce words differently.
Yes, AmE stresses the second syllable, while BrE stresses the first.
'Zh' is a sound found in words like 'measure' or 'leisure'.
A building for storing vehicles.
/ɡəˈrɑːʒɪz/
Plural of garage
/ˈɡær.ɪdʒɪŋ/
Putting a vehicle in a garage
/ˈɡær.ɪdʒɪst/
A person who repairs cars in a garage
'Garages' adds '-iz' at the end compared to 'garage'.
'Garaging' changes the vowel sound to a short 'i' in the middle syllable.
'Garagist' has an added 'ist' sound at the end.
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