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Add 'sen' with a short 'i' sound.
End with 'ger', where the 'g' is soft like in 'gender'.
pes-sen-ger
pas-sing-er
pas-sen-gerRE
Same as American
Same as American
It has three syllables: pas-sen-ger.
It is a soft 'g', like in 'gender'.
The middle syllable is pronounced 'sen' with a short 'i' sound.
A person who travels in a vehicle.
/ˈpæsɪdʒ/
A way through or a journey.
/pæs/
To go past or allow.
/ˈpæspɔːrt/
Document for personal identification to travel.
'Passenger' has three syllables, unlike 'pass' with one.
'Passenger' ends with 'ger', while 'passage' ends with 'age'.
'Passenger' and 'passport' both start with 'pass', but end differently.
Remember to emphasize the first syllable: PAS-sen-ger.
Ensure the 'g' in 'ger' is soft, like in 'gentle'.
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