English [? Ptri] Beauty [? Po. tri]
Poetry, poetry; Poetry, poetry; Write poetry; Poetry art
There are three altogether. Me.
Syllables: Syllables are the basic unit of pronunciation, and the pronunciation of any word is broken down into syllables to read aloud.
In English, vowels are particularly loud. A vowel can form a syllable, and a vowel and one or more consonants can also form a syllable.
Generally speaking, vowels can form syllables, and consonants are not loud enough to form syllables. English consonants have four consonants: [m], [n], [ng] and [l], which can be combined with consonant phonemes to form syllables. The syllables they form often appear at the end of words, usually unstressed syllables.