the word 'radio' has 3 syllables: ra-di-o
The word RADIO is a 3 syllables word that consists of all open syallables. An open syllable is made up of a syllable that is not closed in by a vowel; therefore, the vowel will say a long sound. In the word RADIO the A and O say their own long sound, but the I says the long e vowel sound. Still, all are open because the letter I can say the sound for long e (like in happ I ness & grad I ent).
It has three open syllables.
13. DIE-NO-MORE-SAW
Pillow has two syllables. The syllables are pil-low.
One.
It has one open syllable. De-but. The first syllable is open.
"Radio" has three syllables.
It has three open syllables.
There are three open syllables.
The word "arena" has three open syllables: "a," "re," and "na." Each of these syllables ends in a vowel sound, which is characteristic of open syllables.
13. DIE-NO-MORE-SAW
I believe three.
There are no open syllables.
Reimburse has three syllables.
"Violent" has two open syllables: "vi" and "lent."
There is one open syllable.
Pillow has two syllables. The syllables are pil-low.
Three of them.