Already Pronunciation: (Easy Guide & Audio) in English

Already Pronunciation in British English:
IPA: [ɔːlˈred-i] Sounds Like: (awl-RED-ee) ▶

Breakdown: (awl-RED-ee)

1 syllable (awl): "aw" like "or" in short ▶, "l" like in loose ▶

2 syllable (RED): "r" like in rub ▶, "e" like in bed ▶, "d" like in daze ▶

3 syllable (ee): "ee" like "y" in baby ▶

Already Pronunciation in American English:
IPA: [ɑːlˈred-i] Sounds Like: (ahl-RED-ee) ▶

Breakdown: (ahl-RED-ee)

1 syllable (ahl): "ah" like "a" in start ▶, "l" like in loose ▶

2 syllable (RED): "r" like in rub ▶, "e" like in bed ▶, "d" like in daze ▶

3 syllable (ee): "ee" like "y" in baby ▶

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