How to pronounce starts in American English
“starts” pronunciation by American speakers
Listen to starts the way American speakers say it — in real sentences from public video clips that play here, on YouTongue.
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“starts” in real sentences — American speakers
1,000+ clips in the index. Clips come from public YouTube videos — parliaments, government agencies and independent channels.
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President, starts tomorrow and -- The President: What starts?
The White House
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My story starts not here, it starts in Mexico.
NASA
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That starts with the United Nations — starts right here in this room.
State Department
Words that sound like “starts”
Words one sound away from starts — the pairs that are easy to mix up. Listen to them back to back.
Other forms of “starts”
Why real speech
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