/ʊ/
This page teaches controlled sound targets from our reviewed catalogue. It does not claim one universal whole-word IPA transcription: the sounds in a word can vary by speaker and target variety.
High back, rounded lips, short. 'Foot' /fʊt/.
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“foot”
“foot”
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Real recordings from our search library that contain “foot”.
Public domain
“He placed a foot on her small body and began laughing.”
General American
From "'A Princess of Mars,' by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Part Three" (2017). VOA Learning English. Public domain (US government work). — “'A Princess of Mars,' by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Part Three”
Open this clip in General American: He placed a foot on her small body and began laughing.Creator video
“in foot”
RP
From English with Lucy (opens in a new tab) — “How to Learn a British Accent (Modern RP)” · 230s
Open this clip in RP: in footCreator video
“the T there She is using thring on the foot as well empathetic Right So in”
Cockney
From Eat Sleep Dream English (opens in a new tab) — “A Guide To Multicultural London English (Top Boy/Stormzy Accent)” · 678s
Open this clip in Cockney: the T there She is using thring on the foot as well empathetic Right So inSearch our indexed caption corpus for real-context examples. Coverage varies by word and accent, so the results page may have no matching clip.
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