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How to pronounce "defaat" in Turkish

defaat is pronounced with standard Turkish phonetics in Turkish, with primary stress on the “AT” syllable. Hear authentic native speakers pronounce it in 2 clips with synchronized subtitles and timestamps below.

de·fa·AT

Primary stress: at

Language:
Türkçe
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Syllablesde · fa · at
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katlamayı gazetenin yayınladığı dokümanlarda Başbakan marion İçişleri Bakanı olduğu dönemde defaat öem yapıldığı görülüyor

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The Turkish word “defaat”. Phonologically, it consists of 3 syllables (de · fa · at), with primary lexical stress placed on the 3rd syllable (at). SayItVid indexes 2 authentic Turkish video clips demonstrating how native speakers articulate “defaat” in natural connected speech, including verified broadcasts from euronews (Türkçe).

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  • 🇹🇷 TReuronews (Türkçe)
    Clip #1 · @0:50
    “nitelikli insanlar yurt dışına göç etmek zorunda kalıyor Buna daha fazla katlamayı gazetenin yayınladığı dokümanlarda Başbakan marion İçişleri Bakanı olduğu dönemde defaat öem yapıldığı görülüyor Bakanı olduğu dönemde defaat öem yapıldığı görülüyor”

Pronounce: “defaat”

Syllables:
de · fa · at
Primary stress:
at
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Frequently asked questions about defaat

How do you pronounce “defaat” in Turkish?

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What does “defaat” mean?

“defaat” means: plural of defa (“time (an instance of a thing)”)