How to pronounce "passed" in Turkish
passed is pronounced with standard Turkish phonetics in Turkish. Hear authentic native speakers pronounce it in 6 clips with synchronized subtitles and timestamps below.
pas·sed
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Ray just passed me a note that the
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6 clipsThe Turkish word “passed”. Phonologically, it consists of 2 syllables (pas · sed). SayItVid indexes 6 authentic Turkish video clips demonstrating how native speakers articulate “passed” in natural connected speech, including verified broadcasts from Barış Özcan, DW Türkçe.
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- 🇹🇷 TRBarış ÖzcanClip #1 · @291:35
“thank you for adding that to this plan. Ray just passed me a note that the”
- 🇹🇷 TRDW TürkçeClip #2 · @3:40
“animasyon Krater de ki Zaman akışını gösteriyor koyu renkli çizgiler yazın ortaya çıkan ve yılın geri kalanında kaybolan tuzlu suya işaret ediyor mağarasına adlı çocuğa advital far aldığını passed and there and Blade işte mağarasına adlı çocuğa advital far aldığını passed and there and Blade işte”
- 🇹🇷 TRBarış ÖzcanClip #3 · @239:47
“past. Those Apollo missions did have six lunar landings and the Artemis campaign is looking to build on that passed by going back to the moon, staying longer and then going to do that and why and then going to do that and why”
Pronounce: “passed”
- Syllables:
- pas · sed
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