Alternation Pronunciation: 100% correct (Easy Guide)

Alternation Pronunciation in British English:
IPA: [ˌɒl-tə-ˈneɪ-ʃn̩]
Sounds Like: (ol-tuh-nay-shn)

Breakdown: (ol-tuh-nay-shn)

1st syllable (ol) [less stress]: "o" like in hot, "l" like in loose

2nd syllable (tuh): "t" like in towel, "uh" like "a" in about

3rd syllable (nay) [stress]: "n" like in nice, "ay" like in pay

4th syllable (shn): "sh" like in sheep, "n" like "en" in garden

Alternation Pronunciation in American English:
IPA: [ˌɑːl-tɚ-ˈneɪ-ʃn̩]
Sounds Like: (ahl-ter-nay-shn)

Breakdown: (ahl-ter-nay-shn)

1st syllable (ahl) [less stress]: "ah" like "a" in start, "l" like in loose

2nd syllable (ter): "t" like in towel, "er" like in teacher

3rd syllable (nay) [stress]: "n" like in nice, "ay" like in pay

4th syllable (shn): "sh" like in sheep, "n" like "en" in garden

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