Argument Pronunciation

Hello, sir or madam, if you are confused about how to pronounce Argument correctly, don't worry; this pronunciation guide will help you pronounce Argument in UK and US English.

British English
American English
Argument IPA (key) in American English and British English.

Argument Pronunciation in British English

IPA (key): /ˈɑːɡ.jə.mənt/

Breakdown:

  • /ˈɑː/: sounds like the 'a' in "father"
  • /ɡ/: is the 'g' in "go"
  • /j/: sounds like the 'y' in "yes"
  • /ə/: is the 'a' in "about"
  • /m/: is the 'm' in "mother"
  • /ə/: is the 'a' in "about"
  • /n/: is the 'n' in "nice"
  • /t/: is the 't' in "tap"

Sounds like: "AH-g(y)uh-muhnt"

Argument Pronunciation in American English

IPA (key): /ˈɑːrɡ.jə.mənt/

Breakdown:

  • /ˈɑː/: sounds like the 'a' in "father"
  • /r/: is the 'r' in "run"
  • /ɡ/: is the 'g' in "go"
  • /j/: sounds like the 'y' in "yes"
  • /ə/: is the 'a' in "about"
  • /m/: is the 'm' in "mother"
  • /ə/: is the 'a' in "about"
  • /n/: is the 'n' in "nice"
  • /t/: is the 't' in "tap"

Sounds like: "AR-g(y)uh-muhnt"

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