How to pronounce

How to pronounce Aesthete

/ˈɛs.θit/
EHS-theet

Aesthete has 2 syllables. The stress is on the first syllable, "ehs". Capital letters in the respelling show where the stress falls.

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Aesthete syllables

Aesthete has 2 syllables: EHS-theet.

  1. EHSɛs
  2. theetθit

Two syllables: ES-theet. The th is voiceless.

Sounds to watch

The th sound

Put the tip of your tongue lightly between your teeth and let air pass over it. Do not swap it for a t, d, s, or z sound.

Aesthete in a sentence

  • He was an aesthete who could not walk past a badly hung painting.
  • The aesthete in her wanted the report typeset properly.

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What Speakeroo listens for

These are the pronunciation patterns from Speakeroo’s speech feature catalog that this target tends to expose. The check above reports the ones it hears.

  • Voiceless th /θ/ replacedPlace the tongue lightly between the teeth and release air without voicing.
  • /t/ or /d/ used for thKeep a narrow airflow gap instead of fully blocking the air.
  • Final consonant omittedHold the final mouth position briefly without adding another vowel.
  • Every syllable stressed equallyEmphasise one main syllable and reduce the others.

Questions

How do you pronounce aesthete?

Aesthete is pronounced /ˈɛs.θit/, or EHS-theet in plain letters. It has 2 syllables and the stress falls on the first syllable, "ehs".

How many syllables are in aesthete?

2: EHS-theet. The capital letters mark the stressed syllable.

How do you use aesthete in a sentence?

He was an aesthete who could not walk past a badly hung painting. The aesthete in her wanted the report typeset properly.

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