Syllable Count

Stupendous has three syllables.

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).

Two syllables ap·ple

The word 'lightning' has 2 syllables.

The word dazzling has two syllables, dazz and ling, but some people pronounce it with three syllables, dazz al ling, which is perfectly acceptable.

The word "sacchrin" is not in the English language. The word saccharin has two syllables. The syllables in the word are sac-charin.

2

no it's 3. priv - il - lege

The component words "earth" and "quake" are each one syllable. Therefore the compound word "earthquake" is two syllables.

Idle has two syllables. The syllables are i-dle.

Just one!

Only one.

There are 3 syllables. Tax-i-ing.

There are 2 syllables. Lush-es.

2

There are 2 syllables. Li-am.

2 syllables. A-sia

Because the deaf person can't hear you clap.

There are 3 syllables. I-mag-ine.

3 mir-a-cle

3

One.

There is 1 syllable.

Clap with your hands...

com- pu- ter

there are 3 syllables in the word Computer.

There are 2 syllables.

There is only one syllable in the word cared.