Syllable Count

Three ( Flor- i - da)

One. It sounds like "danst."

5

There are two syllables.

2

There are three syllables in the word anymore which are a ny more

The word drowned has one syllable.

The word shouldn't has two syllables. (Should-nt)

The full form "should not" is also comprised of two syllables.

Two.

2

Two syllables

Just the one.

In normal speech, every has two syllables. For emphasis and in verse it may have three.

Child is Monosyllabic, meaning it has just 1 Syllable.. Otherwise it would be spelt differently, Syllables break up the sounds of words with more of an impact on the tone of voice. E.g. Cabbage, Window Spoil, Oil, Toil and so on are all also Monosyllabic.

There are 6 syllables. o-le-o-mar-ga-rine.

There are four syllables in the word comedian. (Co-med-i-an)

two: STOO-dent or STYOO-dent.

Two, but it's actually pronounced STOOD-nt or STYOOD-nt. The "d" is part of the first syllable. A lot of people pronounce this incorrectly.

Four. Hy-poth-e-sis.

There are two syllables in the word "happy."

There are five syllables in "hippopotamus." HI-PO-PO-TA-MUS

There is only 1 syllable

2 (a-way)

Youth-ful, so two.

Two. An unstressed followed by a stressed one. In other words, the following line (perhaps the most famous line in all of English poetry) is made up of five iambs, which means it's written in iambic pentameter (giving a total of 10 syllables): The curfew tolls the knell of parting day

There are 3. Fin-al-ly.