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Short 'i' sound, similar to 'pin'.
End with 'n' sound, pressing tongue against top teeth.
s-pin (incorrect stress on 'pin')
speen (incorrect vowel sound)
spin-uh (adding extra vowel sound)
Start with 'sp' sound, blending 's' and 'p' together.
Short 'i' sound, similar to 'pin'.
End with 'n' sound, pressing tongue against top teeth.
s-pin (incorrect stress on 'pin')
speen (incorrect vowel sound)
spin-uh (adding extra vowel sound)
The stress is on the single syllable.
It may sound similar due to the short vowel and similar ending.
Use a short 'i' sound, like in 'pin'.
To turn around rapidly.
/ˈspɪnər/
A person or thing that spins.
/ˈspɪnɪŋ/
Turning around rapidly.
/spʌn/
Past form of spin.
Spin has a single syllable, unlike 'spinner'.
Spinning uses a long vowel in the second syllable.
Spun uses an 'uh' sound instead of 'i'.
Practice 'sp' words to avoid separating the 's' and 'p' sounds.
Use a short vowel sound, not long, to pronounce 'spin' correctly.
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