Daily Pronunciation 79 - English Lesson - 発音練習

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Today's word is "capricious". This is an adjective which means variable or erratic.
For example, you can say, "Making plans with Tom is tough; he's so capricious that he often doesn't show up when he's supposed to be somewhere."

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[lsatep]

capreeshus

[jafar7523629]

whats ur website?

[baigandine]

It's like prestigious, also pronounced the two ways. I think the confusion comes from the sound of the i in the root words: prestige, caprice.

[jmsilvsubtitles]

You can pronounce it both ways actually, check it out:

ca·pri·cious

Pronunciation:  kə-'pri-shəs, -'prē-

Function: adjective

Date: 1601

This is from Merriam Webster

[adventussaxonum]

I'm English and I'd also say "capricious" instead of "capreecious". So it's not an American thing then?

[wndy123]

Hi,

According to my Funk & Wagnells, you're mispronouncing the word. It's not "capreecious," but "capricious." Check it out.

[preem2110]

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[meocon123456]

thank you for posting... It's very useful.