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Add a 'oo' as in 'food'.
End with a 'th' sound, voicing it.
sood (s-oo-d)
suth (s-u-th)
su-th (s-u-th)
Start with a soft 's' sound.
Continue with 'oo' like in 'boot'.
Finish with a voiced 'th' sound.
sooth (s-o-th)
sowth (s-out-th)
sube (s-u-be)
It's voiced, made with your tongue between teeth.
Yes, it's pronounced in one smooth sound.
'Soothe' has a voiced 'th' at the end.
To make something feel calm or less upset.
/ˈsuːðɪŋ/
Calming or comforting
/ˈsuːðər/
A thing or person that soothes
/suːðd/
Made calm or less upset
- 'ing' adds an extra syllable.
- Ending changes to 'er', different vowel sound.
- Ends with a 'd' sound, voicing maintained.
Put your tongue between your teeth, blow out, and voice it.
Mimic native speakers for better accuracy.
