တူၼ်းၸၢပ်ႈလႅပ်ႈ:ဢိင်းၵလဵတ်ႈ/uː-
တူၼ်းၸၢပ်ႈလႅပ်ႈ တီႈ /uː/
မႄးထတ်းThis page conflates two English vowels, -yo͞o, /-juː/, as in few, and -o͞o, /-uː/, as in foo. The difference has not been noted in any way in the rhyme pages. There are conflicting opinions as to whether words differing in these vowels are rhymes, as the /j/ is sometimes considered part of the preceding consonant, and in any case precedes the nucleus of the syllable. The difference between the two vowels is lost after the consonants /tʃ/, /dʒ/, /ʃ/, /ʒ/, /r/ in RP, and in other dialects also after /t/, /d/, /n/, /l/, /s/, /z/, and /θ/, for example in dew, do. (Note: In Welsh English, /-juː/ is pronounced [-ɪʊ̯], and is distinct from /-uː/ after all consonants, so in this dialect due, few, chew, crew do not rhyme with do, shoe, who, too.)
တူၼ်းၸၢပ်ႈလႅပ်ႈ ဢၼ်သုတ်းတင်း | တူဝ်ယၢင်ႇ | သဵင်ၸၼ်ယၢဝ်း |
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/uː/ | you | /uː.../ |
/uːb/ | cube | /uːb.../ |
/uːbz/ | cubes | |
/uːtʃ/ | pooch | /uːtʃ.../ |
/uːd/ | rude | /uːd.../ |
/uːf/ | proof | /uːf.../ |
/uːɡ/ | fugue | /uːɡ.../ |
/uːɡz/ | jougs | |
/uːdʒ/ | huge | /uːdʒ.../ |
yoo-hoo, etc | /uːh.../ | |
/uːk/ | duke | /uːk.../ |
/uːks/ | spooks | |
/uːkt/ | spooked | |
/uːl/ | fool | /uːl.../ |
/uːld/ | Gould | /uːld.../ |
/uːlz/ | Jules | |
/uːm/ | whom | /uːm.../ |
/uːmz/ | rooms | |
/uːn/ | tune | /uːn.../ |
/uːnd/ | wound (injure, injury) | /uːnd.../ |
/uːnz/ | spoons | |
/uːp/ | hoop | /uːp.../ |
/uːps/ | hoops | |
/uːpt/ | pooped | |
Uri (one pronunciation), etc | /uːɹ.../ | |
/uːs/ | juice | /uːs.../ |
/uːst/ | boost | /uːst.../ |
/uːʃ/ | douche | /uːʃ.../ |
/uːʒ/ | luge | /uːʒ.../ |
/uːʒd/ | luged | |
/uːt/ | boot | /uːt.../ |
/uːts/ | hoots | |
/uːθ/ | tooth | /uːθ.../ |
/uːð/ | smooth | /uːð.../ |
/uːv/ | prove | /uːv.../ |
/uːvz/ | hooves | |
Bujok, Kujović, etc | /uːj.../ | |
/uːz/ | use | /uːz.../ |