20 Words with Disappearing (missing) Syllables | Dropped Syllables

Here is a little pronunciation "secret" that will help you to sound more natural when you speak English. It may also help your comprehension when you listen to native English speakers.
This video is about disappearing syllables. They are also called missing or dropped syllables. The technical term for this is syncope.
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There's a pattern in words like these. They are stressed AA-a-a, and the two weak syllables are separated by /r/ or /l/. cam - ər - a, fam - əl - y, and so on. The unstressed syllables must be totally unstressed, with weak vowels. That's why "separate" (adjective) is compressed to "sep-rit" but "separate" (verb) is sep-er-eight

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