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How to pronounce jewelry

noun Decorative items such as rings and necklaces.

Written sound guide

JOOuhlree
/ˈdʒuːəlri/3 syllables

Nora’s AI voice uses natural Indian English. Written guides are approximate and may differ from Nora’s pronunciation. CAPITAL letters mark the strongest syllable.

Find the sounds

Break it down.

Give JOO the strongest beat

Use JOO, a light uhl, then ree. Keep the strongest beat on JOO and the final ree short.

01JOOStrongest beat
02uhlLighter beat
03reeLighter beat

Say it in context

Try a whole sentence.

“She keeps her jewelry in a small box.”

Your turn

A little out-loud practice.

  1. 1

    Say jewelry slowly. Give JOO the strongest beat.

  2. 2

    Read the example sentence at a comfortable pace.

  3. 3

    Look away from the screen. Make your own sentence with jewelry.

What should I check?

Use JOO, a light uhl, then ree. Keep the strongest beat on JOO and the final ree short. Focus on one small adjustment, then try again. This is self-guided practice; the page does not record or score your voice.

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