How to pronounce

compulsory

When learning to speak English correctly, it's important to know how to pronounce words correctly. The word “compulsory” is one of those words that can be difficult to pronounce. To pronounce this word correctly, start by saying the “kuhm” sound with your mouth slightly open and your tongue positioned at the back of your lower teeth. Then, say the “puhl” sound, with the same mouth and tongue position. After that, say the “suh” sound and keep your mouth slightly open while your tongue is positioned behind your lower teeth. Finally, say the “shuh” sound while keeping your mouth slightly open and your tongue positioned at the top of your lower teeth. Put it all together and you get the correct pronunciation of the word “compulsory”: “kuhm-puhl-suh-shuh.” With practice, you can perfect your pronunciation of this word and many others. Learning how to pronounce “compulsory” correctly is a key step in becoming a fluent English speaker.

Definition of

compulsory

What does it mean

compulsory

Frequently asked questions

How do you say compulsory correctly?

To pronounce compulsory correctly, break it down into syllables (com-pul-so-ry) and listen to native speakers. You can use Pronounce AI to check pronunciation in your conversations. Repeating the word multiple times daily and recording yourself with getpronounce.com can help refine your pronunciation.

What are some synonyms for compulsory?

Some synonyms for compulsory include obligatory, mandatory, and required. The choice of synonym depends on the context in which you use the word.

Are there alternative pronunciations of compulsory?

Yes, compulsory may have slight variations depending on regional accents, dialects, or language variations. For example, in American English, it may be pronounced as “kuhm-PUHL-suh-ree,” while in British English, it may be pronounced as “kuhm-PUHL-suh-ree” with a slightly different vowel sound.