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| What are the various techniques to know how many syllables a word has? And how do you break a word into syllable, how do you ascertain which consonant sound should a part of which syllable? How do you explain the concept of syllabic consonants? Thanks |
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Is there any other technique? Over here to the rule of the number of vowel sounds equals the number of syllables, Syllabic Consonants are an exception. |
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