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Try LingUp Now!Begin with a 't' sound by placing the tip of your tongue behind your upper teeth.
Move to the 'r' sound by curling the tongue slightly back and away from the teeth.
Finish with a short 'ɪ' sound, like in 'sit', and close with a gentle 'p' sound.
tr-ee-p (trip)
der-ip (trip)
chir-ip (trip)
Same as American
Same as American
No, the 'r' is pronounced by curling the tongue back slightly.
Yes, 'trip' has only one syllable.
Keep the vowel sound short and relaxed, like in 'sit'.
A journey or excursion.
/ˈtrɪpər/
Someone who goes on a trip
/ˈtrɪplət/
One of three siblings born at the same time
/ˈtrɪpi/
Surreal or hallucinatory
Tripper adds an extra second syllable '-er'.
Triplet adds '-let' with an additional syllable.
Trippy ends with a '-py' changing the ending sounds.
Keep the 'ɪ' sound short and crisp to avoid confusion with 'treep'.
Make sure your tongue curls slightly for the 'r' sound.
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