Affricate Pronunciation

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Hello, sir or madam, if you are confused about how to pronounce Affricate correctly, don't worry; this pronunciation guide will help you pronounce Affricate in UK and US English.

Affricate IPA (key) in British English and American English.

Affricate Pronunciation in British English

IPA (key): /ˈæf.rɪ.kət/

Affricate (audio) British English

Breakdown:

  • /æ/: sounds like the 'a' in "cat"
  • /f/: is the 'f' in "fun"
  • /r/: is the 'r' in "run"
  • /ɪ/: sounds like the 'i' in "sit"
  • /k/: is the 'k' in "kite"
  • /ə/: is the 'a' in "about"
  • /t/: is the 't' in "tap"

Sounds like: "AF-ri-kut"

Affricate Pronunciation in American English

IPA (key): /ˈæf.rɪ.kət/

Affricate (audio) American English

Breakdown:

  • /æ/: sounds like the 'a' in "cat"
  • /f/: is the 'f' in "fun"
  • /r/: is the 'r' in "run"
  • /ɪ/: sounds like the 'i' in "sit"
  • /k/: is the 'k' in "kite"
  • /ə/: is the 'a' in "about"
  • /t/: is the 't' in "tap"

Sounds like: "AF-ri-kut"

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