Syllable Count

There Are Two. Thou-sand.

4

brick has one syllable.

Two.

There are 4 syllables. Vic-to-ri-a.

there are TWO(2) syllables in the word CAMEL.

The word French has one syllable.

There is 1 syllable.

Three syllables: a-wait-ing

There is technically 1 syllable. But in everyday speech, a syllable consisting of long e + r, as in sphere, is often pronounced as two syllables separated by a y-glide: sfee-yer, and in dialects that normally drop final r, it is always so pronounced: sfee-ya.

3

2

o-val o/val

Opportunity has five syllables. Op-por-tun-i-ty.

dos (en ingles too) 2 [Of-ten]

There is 1 syllable.

There is 1 syllable.

The English word once has one syllable.

The Spanish word once (English for eleven) has two syllables.

The word dandelion has four syllables. (Dan-de-li-on)

1

3~cha-rac-ter

Two.

1

2

Strange has just one syllable.

five (in-ter-nat-io-nal)