e-con-o-my
The word economy has four syllables. The syllables are e-CON-o-my. The stress is on the second syllable.
Economy
economy ( FALSE)Correct answer would be Macroeconomics
In a command economy, individuals have less economic freedom.
That is the correct spelling of the plural noun "economies" (economic systems)
The he syllable containing the correct phonetic in the word economy is "my".
The 2nd syllable: e con' o my
e con' o my
Indicate the syllables like this: e·con·o·my. The "e" should be underlined because it is the syllable that has the emphasis. It is pronounced /iˈkänəmē/.
The second syllable is accented in the word economy. (e-con-o-my)
Damned has one syllable. It's phonetic spelling is:dămd
Meaning "native" or "local in origin," the term "indigenous" can be easily pronounced by the native speaker of English. Put in simple phonetic form and with stress upon the second syllable, the correct pronunciation is as follows: "in-DIH-jeh-nuss."
It's phonetic.
The first syllable is stressed: PLANning, or /ˈplæ.nɪŋ/ (in the International Phonetic Alphabet).
It is sin-thi-ma , where the thi syllable pronounced as in the word theater.
The word economy has four syllables. The syllables are e-CON-o-my. The stress is on the second syllable.
Unlike English, the final syllable takes the stress, with minor phonetic differences: RRubeensUn