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Try LingUp Now!Start with the initial 't' sound, as in 'tap'.
Move to the 'r' sound by slightly rounding the lips.
End with the long 'ace' sound, combining 'ay' and voiceless 's'.
troys (1 syllable)
trahs (1 syllable)
traze (1 syllable)
Start with the initial 't' sound, as in 'tap'.
Move to the 'r' sound by slightly rounding the lips.
End with the long 'ace' sound, combining 'ay' and voiceless 's'.
troys (1 syllable)
trahs (1 syllable)
traze (1 syllable)
It's a long 'a' sound, like 'ay'.
Yes, start with a clear 't' sound.
No, all letters are pronounced.
A small sign that shows something was present.
/ˈtreɪsɪŋ/
The action of tracing
/ˈtreɪsəbl̩/
Able to be followed or found
/riˈtreɪst/
Went back over
Trace has no suffix, different ending sound from tracing.
Trace has a simpler form than traceable with different suffix sound.
Trace does not have the prefix or re- in retraced.
Ensure the 's' at the end is voiceless, unlike 'z'.
Roll or lightly tap the 'r' with your tongue.
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