How to pronounce rumours in British English
“rumours” pronunciation by British speakers
Listen to rumours the way British speakers say it — in real sentences from public video clips that play here, on YouTongue.
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“rumours” in real sentences — British speakers
34 clips in the index. Clips come from public YouTube videos — parliaments, government agencies and independent channels.
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Commission, no doubt to quell rumours about why he was leaving.
The Scottish Parliament
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We must be alert when seeing such posts and hearing such rumours.
The Scottish Parliament
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rumours about the proposed deal with the European Union, and a torrent of criticism from all
UK Parliament
Words that sound like “rumours”
Words one sound away from rumours — the pairs that are easy to mix up. Listen to them back to back.
Other forms of “rumours”
Why real speech
A dictionary gives you one careful reading of rumours. 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.