How To Pronounce In order that
in order that
In British English, in order that is pronounced /ɪnˈɔː.də.ðət/. The narrow phonetic transcription is [ɪ̃nˈɔːʴ.dəʴ.ðət̚]. In American English, it is pronounced /ɪnˈɔːr.dɚ.ðət/.
In order that has four syllables, and the main stress falls on the second syllable. The British and American pronunciations are different, so listen to both.
Slashes / / show the phonemic transcription, the sounds that change meaning. Square brackets [ ] show the phonetic transcription, with the finer detail of how the sounds are actually made.
Syllables, Stress And Endings
Syllables And Stress
In order that has four syllables in British English, and the main stress is on the second syllable, shown in colour above. Its stress pattern is oOoo, where O is the stressed syllable.
Questions About In order that
How do you pronounce in order that in British English?
In British English, in order that is pronounced /ɪnˈɔː.də.ðət/. The narrow phonetic transcription is [ɪ̃nˈɔːʴ.dəʴ.ðət̚].
How do you pronounce in order that in American English?
In American English, in order that is pronounced /ɪnˈɔːr.dɚ.ðət/.
How many syllables are in in order that?
In order that has four syllables, /ɪn/ + /ɔː/ + /də/ + /ðət/.
Where is the stress in in order that?
The main stress is on the second syllable, /ɔː/.
Do British and American English pronounce in order that the same way?
No. British English has /ɪnˈɔː.də.ðət/ and American English has /ɪnˈɔːr.dɚ.ðət/.
Other Words With The Stress Pattern oOoo
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