Question 1

How do native speakers pronounce "tetrahydrofolate" in English?

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In natural English speech, "tetrahydrofolate" appears in contexts such as: "to pregnant women when they get pregnant because we tell pregnant women that folic acid prevents neural tube defects. Well, that's patently false. Folic acid doesn't prevent anything. Folic acid has to be converted first into tetrahydrofolate then dihydrofolate, but eventually it becomes something called methylfolate. And that prevents a neural tube defect. Well, what if like 44% of the population and 44% of women, this woman has this gene". You can listen to the exact timestamped audio clip in the accompanying video.

Question 2

Where can I hear "tetrahydrofolate" used in a real sentence?

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Our pronunciation database found 2 conversational video occurrences of "tetrahydrofolate" with real-time synchronized transcripts and full surrounding sentence context.

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