How to pronounce

Noah Kahan

Noah Kahan is pronounced as [noʊə ˈkeɪhən], with an "oh" sound for the first syllable, and a soft "ah" sound for the second syllable. The "k" sound is pronounced slightly harder in British English, while it is more soft in American English.

In British English, the IPA transcription for Noah Kahan is: /ˈnəʊə ˈkeɪhən/

In American English, the IPA transcription for Noah Kahan is: /ˈnoʊə ˈkeɪhən/

Definition of

Noah Kahan

Noah Kahan is an American singer-songwriter, known for his heartfelt lyrics and soulful voice.

Example of use in a sentence:

I am a huge fan of Noah Kahan's music.

The crowd was mesmerized by Noah Kahan's intimate and raw performance.

What does it mean

Noah Kahan

Frequently asked questions

How do you say Noah Kahan correctly?

To pronounce Noah Kahan correctly, break it down into two parts: NOH-uh (for 'Noah') and Kah-han (for 'Kahan'). Listen to native English speakers or watch interviews featuring him to capture the correct intonation and stress patterns. Practice saying the name slowly, then speed up until it sounds natural in conversation.

What are some synonyms for Noah Kahan?

Since Noah Kahan is a proper name referring to a specific individual, there aren’t really synonyms in the traditional sense. However, when speaking about him, you might refer to him as 'the singer-songwriter' or 'the artist' if context is clear. In formal writing, it’s best to simply use his full name.

Are there alternative pronunciations of Noah Kahan?

Although standard American English pronunciation is typically “NOH-uh Kah-han,” you may occasionally hear slight variations in the vowel sounds, especially from speakers of other English dialects or non-native English speakers. These variations are minor and don’t usually change the overall clarity of the name.