The best pronunciation of the word is three syllables kar-a-mul.. So go ahead, make those maple caramel pretzel bars, and pronounce it however you'd like. In Singapore there is quite a mix of pronunciations, even if English is based on the British system (spelling etc.). We need spelling reform because there are 40 million functional illiterates in the US and 7 million in the UK, a higher proportion than in other developed countries. But as “nitch” has become a more commonly used pronunciation, it also has become more widely accepted. There is twice as high a rate of dyslexia amongst English speakers than Italian speakers. The reason that there are so many different pronunciations of caramel is because of differentiation among accents. Most of the words have either a British (BrE) pronunciation or an American (AmE) pronunciation. No orthography of English needs to include a separate spelling for foreign sounds. For example in Singapore; privacy, vitamin, tomato are commonly pronounced the American way, and advertisement, missile, and mobile are pronounced the British way. Erimir, As I've mentioned on another thread spelling reform is a bad idea for many reasons, here are some of them, How do you pronounce caramel?

Originally Published:March 07, 2019 There are three common pronunciations for the dessert treat caramel, and they range from best to worst.. Not everyone pronounces it ''wun''. I already asked this in the other thread, but your only example is a Welsh personal name. You're using sounds from other languages. This thread is totally different from that thread that you've given me a link too. What I'm talking about is that there are over 18 different ways that native English speakers pronounce this one word ''caramel'' and because of that and many other reasons, spelling reform is a bad idea and flawed.

This had been wrong until recently, as the preferred pronunciation was the one used since the seventeenth century ― a soft, long e “neesh” like the 14-century French word meaning recess for a dog, or kennel. What I'm talking about is that there are over 18 different ways that native English speakers pronounce this one word ''caramel'' and because of that and many other reasons, spelling reform is a bad idea and flawed. ''Do you have a minimal pair using words that are used in other dialects?'' Rather than make a mistake that could be easily avoided, you should check this article for a refresher if you still need help. US Edition The letter F. A stylized bird with an open mouth, tweeting. 10 Words with Alternative Pronunciations [ssba] Some words don’t like being boxed in by a single pronunciation. The worst pronunciation is just two syllables kahr-mul. It’s even become the preferred pronunciation in some dictionaries. Pronunciation of Caramel. Someone with a knowledge of Arabic might pronounce Qoran differently, but the "q" sound of Arabic doesn't exist as a part of any English dialect. The pronunciation of this sweet treat varies wherever you go. That's what their orthography and the IPA is for.''

So what it comes down to is that there is no correct or incorrect way to pronounce the word caramel. And this word is, all in all, one of the better spelled words anyway, and the differences are fine distinctions in vowels that aren't necessarily differences that would necessitate different spellings.

Depending on your accent, you may put different emphasis on different vowels. An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options."

The best pronunciation of the word is three syllables kar-a-mul.. So go ahead, make those maple caramel pretzel bars, and pronounce it however you'd like. In Singapore there is quite a mix of pronunciations, even if English is based on the British system (spelling etc.). We need spelling reform because there are 40 million functional illiterates in the US and 7 million in the UK, a higher proportion than in other developed countries. But as “nitch” has become a more commonly used pronunciation, it also has become more widely accepted. There is twice as high a rate of dyslexia amongst English speakers than Italian speakers. The reason that there are so many different pronunciations of caramel is because of differentiation among accents. Most of the words have either a British (BrE) pronunciation or an American (AmE) pronunciation. No orthography of English needs to include a separate spelling for foreign sounds. For example in Singapore; privacy, vitamin, tomato are commonly pronounced the American way, and advertisement, missile, and mobile are pronounced the British way. Erimir, As I've mentioned on another thread spelling reform is a bad idea for many reasons, here are some of them, How do you pronounce caramel?

Originally Published:March 07, 2019 There are three common pronunciations for the dessert treat caramel, and they range from best to worst.. Not everyone pronounces it ''wun''. I already asked this in the other thread, but your only example is a Welsh personal name. You're using sounds from other languages. This thread is totally different from that thread that you've given me a link too. What I'm talking about is that there are over 18 different ways that native English speakers pronounce this one word ''caramel'' and because of that and many other reasons, spelling reform is a bad idea and flawed.

This had been wrong until recently, as the preferred pronunciation was the one used since the seventeenth century ― a soft, long e “neesh” like the 14-century French word meaning recess for a dog, or kennel. What I'm talking about is that there are over 18 different ways that native English speakers pronounce this one word ''caramel'' and because of that and many other reasons, spelling reform is a bad idea and flawed. ''Do you have a minimal pair using words that are used in other dialects?'' Rather than make a mistake that could be easily avoided, you should check this article for a refresher if you still need help. US Edition The letter F. A stylized bird with an open mouth, tweeting. 10 Words with Alternative Pronunciations [ssba] Some words don’t like being boxed in by a single pronunciation. The worst pronunciation is just two syllables kahr-mul. It’s even become the preferred pronunciation in some dictionaries. Pronunciation of Caramel. Someone with a knowledge of Arabic might pronounce Qoran differently, but the "q" sound of Arabic doesn't exist as a part of any English dialect. The pronunciation of this sweet treat varies wherever you go. That's what their orthography and the IPA is for.''

So what it comes down to is that there is no correct or incorrect way to pronounce the word caramel. And this word is, all in all, one of the better spelled words anyway, and the differences are fine distinctions in vowels that aren't necessarily differences that would necessitate different spellings.

Depending on your accent, you may put different emphasis on different vowels. An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options."

The best pronunciation of the word is three syllables kar-a-mul.. So go ahead, make those maple caramel pretzel bars, and pronounce it however you'd like. In Singapore there is quite a mix of pronunciations, even if English is based on the British system (spelling etc.). We need spelling reform because there are 40 million functional illiterates in the US and 7 million in the UK, a higher proportion than in other developed countries. But as “nitch” has become a more commonly used pronunciation, it also has become more widely accepted. There is twice as high a rate of dyslexia amongst English speakers than Italian speakers. The reason that there are so many different pronunciations of caramel is because of differentiation among accents. Most of the words have either a British (BrE) pronunciation or an American (AmE) pronunciation. No orthography of English needs to include a separate spelling for foreign sounds. For example in Singapore; privacy, vitamin, tomato are commonly pronounced the American way, and advertisement, missile, and mobile are pronounced the British way. Erimir, As I've mentioned on another thread spelling reform is a bad idea for many reasons, here are some of them, How do you pronounce caramel?

Originally Published:March 07, 2019 There are three common pronunciations for the dessert treat caramel, and they range from best to worst.. Not everyone pronounces it ''wun''. I already asked this in the other thread, but your only example is a Welsh personal name. You're using sounds from other languages. This thread is totally different from that thread that you've given me a link too. What I'm talking about is that there are over 18 different ways that native English speakers pronounce this one word ''caramel'' and because of that and many other reasons, spelling reform is a bad idea and flawed.

This had been wrong until recently, as the preferred pronunciation was the one used since the seventeenth century ― a soft, long e “neesh” like the 14-century French word meaning recess for a dog, or kennel. What I'm talking about is that there are over 18 different ways that native English speakers pronounce this one word ''caramel'' and because of that and many other reasons, spelling reform is a bad idea and flawed. ''Do you have a minimal pair using words that are used in other dialects?'' Rather than make a mistake that could be easily avoided, you should check this article for a refresher if you still need help. US Edition The letter F. A stylized bird with an open mouth, tweeting. 10 Words with Alternative Pronunciations [ssba] Some words don’t like being boxed in by a single pronunciation. The worst pronunciation is just two syllables kahr-mul. It’s even become the preferred pronunciation in some dictionaries. Pronunciation of Caramel. Someone with a knowledge of Arabic might pronounce Qoran differently, but the "q" sound of Arabic doesn't exist as a part of any English dialect. The pronunciation of this sweet treat varies wherever you go. That's what their orthography and the IPA is for.''

So what it comes down to is that there is no correct or incorrect way to pronounce the word caramel. And this word is, all in all, one of the better spelled words anyway, and the differences are fine distinctions in vowels that aren't necessarily differences that would necessitate different spellings.

Depending on your accent, you may put different emphasis on different vowels. An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options."

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