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Welcome to my blog today
Time to learn and play
Wahid shai wahyatak ya Abdou!
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Rhyming words are great to practice your pronunciation. The title of this post is easy, and you can see that all the words rhyme and sound the same. Rhyming words be salahu el n'ot (pronunciation) and lou 3andokom shwyit dem bas, wa tista3milu dictionary...they will also increase your vocabulary.

Find words that rhyme with these following words. I'm not using any special words as almost every word in the language has at least 1 or 2 rhyming words:

1. boat

2. night

3. tall

4. table

5. jacket

6. simple

7. dancer

8. river

1. coat, float, note (the spelling does not have to be similar, el mohim the pronunciation), wrote,

2. flight, sight, site, height, right, write, bright, kite, might, light,

3. ball, mall, hall, fall, call, stall,

4. cable, fable, able, lable, stable

5. packet

6. dimple

7. prancer, (Mitsubishi Lancer...hahaha)

8. sliver, (yes! sliver mish silver... ana 3arfa ba'oul eh!) liver

(now use a dictionary for words you are not familiar with) or did you think I'm going to give you all the definitions?! HA!

NOTE!! Not all words that are nearly spelt the same are pronunced the same. Look at the words, RIVER and DIVER. They don't rhyme...oululee leeeeeeeeeeh? Because words are broken up into syllables (parts). The word 'RIVER' is two parts...RIV and ER. The word 'DIVER' is also two parts but broken up as DI and VER; the stress (and English is a stressed language) is on the letters 'di' (so the pronunciation of 'di' is different than 'riv'.)

Fihmtu haga? akeed no...lou bas 7ad ye olee ahot audio ezay hena....hartaaaaaaaaaah!!

But you can use this link (one of the many) that has an audio dictionary:

http://http://www.thefreedictionary.com/