Glaucoma pronounce uk

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It should be pronounced like the word “co” with a long “o” sound, like in “go.”

The second syllable “KOH” naturally follows the stressed syllable and should be pronounced smoothly. Remember the formal pronunciation [glaw-KOH-muh], as well as some informal variants such as [glaw-KO-muh] or [gluh-KOH-muh].

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Now that you have learned how to say “glaucoma” correctly, practice saying it aloud until it feels natural.

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[glaw-]
This part sounds like the word “glow” but with a stronger “aw” sound.

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Scrabble score
for 'glaucoma':
13

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If you struggle with pronouncing “glaucoma,” consider breaking it down into smaller parts: “glaw,” “KOH,” and “muh.” Say each part individually, then gradually speed up until you can say the word fluently.

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