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how to pronounce a word


Question Posted Tuesday February 26 2008, 9:40 pm

how do you know how to pronounce a word.. is there a website that when you type in a word someone will pronounce it for you? I have to study for a spelling bee

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Michele answered Wednesday February 27 2008, 12:14 pm:
Yes, dictionary.com they have every word in the dictionary! And they do have a pronunciation feature. But you have to join to use that feature. it may be free to sign up. I am not sure, you can go to that website and find out.
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