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The second syllable is a long O sound (oh), the same as low.Depending on the stressed syllable, the word hello can rhyme with fellow, yellow and Jell-o.
Words that "rhyme" are those with an end rhyme, where the last vowel sound, or the last vowel-and-consonant syllable, have the same sound. Vowel rhymes : lie/sigh/my (all sound like a long I) Syllable rhymes : led/dead, pale/pail/bale/bail, moan/tone/own with D, L, N respectively
The word "suit" has a long OO sound, to rhyme with boot and shoot.
Yes, it is a long OO sound, as in "Joon" to rhyme with noon and soon.
No. It has a short U (uhm) sound for the first syllable.
The second syllable is a long O sound (oh), the same as low.Depending on the stressed syllable, the word hello can rhyme with fellow, yellow and Jell-o.
The long "y" sound is the same as the long "i" sound. The words "my" and "rhyme" have this sound.
No. It is a short I sound, to rhyme with bin and win.The long I would sound like the first syllable of china.
Words that "rhyme" are those with an end rhyme, where the last vowel sound, or the last vowel-and-consonant syllable, have the same sound. Vowel rhymes : lie/sigh/my (all sound like a long I) Syllable rhymes : led/dead, pale/pail/bale/bail, moan/tone/own with D, L, N respectively
The E has a short E sound; the first syllable should rhyme with tell. However, the ending Y has a long E sound.
Almost any words that truly rhyme with white would have the long I sound, since white has that same sound, and rhyme is based on pronunciation. So, these words should rhyme, with a long I sound: bite fight height kite light might night right rite sight site tight wight Even byte, with a y, has the same sound, but wasn't sure if you wanted just ones that have an I in them, so played it safe.
No, they do not. If you mean does guts have words that rhyme with it, and does cops have words that rhyme with it, yes, they do. Please ask the questions separately.
No. It has a long I and a silent E, to rhyme with dime, lime, time, and rhyme.
Typical examples are ice, ire, hype, dine, bite, pile, ripe, rhyme, and size. *There is a long list of mostly one-syllable words at the related question.
Compound words with the long A sound:birthday (2nd syllable has the long A sound)heyday (both words have long A)mailbox (first syllable = long A)payday (both syllables have the long A sound)playmate (both syllables have the long A sound)stalemate (both syllables have the long A sound)tailgate (both syllables have the long A sound)
Jujustu and caribou are two words that end with a long U sound.
Two-syllable words: The B words bicycle, binary, and goodbye all have long i sounds (the Y in goodbye). The words biased, science, fiery, eyeball, and buyer all have long i sounds created by vowel pairs.