How to pronounce cheer
Listen to cheer in real sentences, spoken by real people in public video clips that play here, on YouTongue. No dictionary recording — the word as it is actually used.
“cheer” in real sentences
772 clips in the index · 99 American · 167 British · 6 Australian · 20 New Zealand. Clips come from public YouTube videos — parliaments, government agencies and independent channels.
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You must cheer up. Cheer up!
UK Parliament · hear it here
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They need to cheer up. Cheer up team.
RNZ · hear it here
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I was I I didn't go cheer cheer.
60 Minutes Australia · hear it here
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>> Messenger: The people cheer him.
UK Parliament · hear it here
Why real speech
A dictionary gives you one careful reading of cheer. Conversation gives you the stress, the vowel reduction and the speed that people actually use — and they differ between accents. YouTongue plays the surrounding sentence, so you hear the word in the rhythm it belongs to.