"trivia"

[Odessa Dawn]

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"So how could this piece of trivia from a field we may not normally study be useful to us in the workplace or at home?"

Do we have a word that could rhyme with the word "trivia"? I can't pronounce it in the right way since we have two vowel sounds? I think that the word "trivia" has two syllables and the first one is stressed. Am I right?

trivia pl n - definition in American English Dictionary - Cambridge Dictionary Online
Heinle's Newbury House Dictionary of American English

Thank you,
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[bhaisahab]

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"So how could this piece of trivia from a field we may not normally study be useful to us in the workplace or at home?"

Do we have a word that could rhyme with the word "trivia"? I can't pronounce it in the right way since we have two vowel sounds? I think that the word "trivia" has two syllables and the first one is stressed. Am I right?

trivia pl n - definition in American English Dictionary - Cambridge Dictionary Online
Heinle's Newbury House Dictionary of American English

Thank you,
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You can listen to the pronunciation here: Definition of trivia | Collins English Dictionary

 

[Amigos4]

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Do we have a word that could rhyme with the word "trivia"?
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"Olivia" and "Bolivia" rhyme with "trivia.

 

[BobK]

:up: Many non-English speakers see it as only two syllables because it would be in their language: for example Spanish María has to be written with an 'í' because without it the word would have two syllables. You're presumably trying to say /'trɪvja/ - wrong in two ways (number of syllables and final vowel). ;-)

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