English pronunciation · Words Starting with A
Articles Pronunciation
Articles is pronounced AHR-tuh-kuhlz, IPA /ˈɑrtəkəlz/.
AHR-tuh-kuhlz
US /ˈɑrtəkəlz/ · UK /ˈɑːtɪkəlz/
Syllables: AHR · tuh · kuhlz (3 syllables, stress on syllable 1)
noun (plural): Pieces of writing in a newspaper or journal, items of a set, or the grammatical words a, an, and the.
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Articles in a Sentence
- She has published nine articles this year.
- The articles of association run to forty pages.
- English has three articles and Russian has none.
Common Mispronunciations of Articles
Not ar-TI-kuhlz
AHR holds the volume and the three beats behind it coast. A middle beat would need the word to be articulate, where the weight genuinely moves.
Not AHR-ti-kuhls
The plural hums rather than hisses, because an l in front of it leaves the ending voiced. Towels and candles close the same way.
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