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syllables

the number of syllables in the word is governed by the number of the vowel sounds

i mean the vowels which are pronounced only

examples

in the word " ran " for example,there is one vowel " a " and it is pronounced

so,there is one syllable

in the word " time " there are two vowels " i " and " e " but the vowel " e " is not pronounced

so,there is also one syllable

in the word " speak " there are two vowels " e " and " a " but the two vowels give us one sound

so,there is one syllable,too

in the word " many " there are two vowels " a " and " y " and each vowel is pronounced alone

so,there are two syllables

in the word " expensive " there are four vowels but the last one " e " is not pronounced

so,there are three syllables

the letters " l " and " n " can be syllabic when they occur at the end of the word after a consonant

example

table: There are two vowels but the second vowel " e " is not pronounced.we have " l " at the end of

the word after the consonant " b" which means that the " l " is syllabic

so,there are two syllables

ما شاء الله ،يعلم الله أول مرة أفهمها جيدا جزاكم الله خيرا