If you're a non-native speaker of English, knowing how to correctly pronounce the word "statutory" is crucial. The word is pronounced "stat-yoo-ter-ee," with the emphasis on the first syllable.

To say the word correctly, begin by making a short "a" sound (as in the word "cat"), followed by a short "t" sound (as in the word "top"), followed by a short "y" sound (as in the word "yes"), followed by a short "u" sound (as in the word "but"), followed by a "t" sound (as in the word "top"), and finally an "ee" sound (as in the word "see").

When you put the sounds together, it should sound like "stat-yoo-ter-ee." Be sure to emphasize the first syllable "stat" to make sure you're pronouncing the word correctly.

Now that you know how to pronounce "statutory," you can confidently use the word in conversations with native English speakers. Just remember to emphasize the first syllable and you'll be good to go!