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Try LingUp Now!Start with a 'J' sound, like in 'joe'.
Move to 'oo', like in 'blue'.
End with a quick 'lie', stressing this part.
ju-li (wrong emphasis)
joo-ly (mix up syllables)
ju-lee (incorrect ending)
Start with a 'J' sound, like in 'jam'.
Move to 'oo', as in 'too'.
End with 'lie', stressing this syllable.
ju-li (wrong stress)
joo-ly (incorrect sound)
ju-lee (wrong ending)
The second syllable is stressed.
No, it sounds like 'J' in 'jam'.
It is a long 'u' sound.
The seventh month of the year.
/dʒuːn/
Short form of June
/ˈdʒuːnjər/
Younger or lower in rank
/ˈdʒuːlɪp/
A sweet drink,
July stresses the second syllable, Jun does not.
July and junior both start with 'Ju', but junior has an additional 'n'.
July ends with 'lie', while julep ends with 'lip'.
Focus on stressing the second syllable: Ju-LY.
Ensure the 'u' is long, like in 'blue'.
