hurry, Harry

hurry - /ˈhʌr.i/

Harry - /ˈhɛr.i/

• Harry told me to hurry up because we were late for the movie.
• If Harry doesn’t hurry, we’ll miss the last train home.
• You don’t have to hurry, Harry - we still have plenty of time.
• Harry was in such a hurry that he forgot his phone at home.
• I saw Harry hurry past the store on his way to work.
• Hurry up, Harry! The bus is about to leave!
• Harry didn’t hurry, even though the meeting had already started.
• She called out, “Hurry, Harry!” as he slowly walked toward the car.
• Harry’s decision to hurry led him to trip on the sidewalk.
• If you hurry, Harry, you might still catch the last slice of cake!

• Hurry - /ˈhʌr.i/ - спешить

  "u" произносится как в словах "cup" и "but".

  "r" произносится отчетливо, но не сильно.

Рифмуется со словом "worry" (акцентируется звук "ur" как в слове "her").

• Harry - /ˈhɛr.i/ или реже /ˈhæri/ - имя Гарри

  В Американском английском звучит как "Hair-ee"  - /ˈhɛr.i/ ,  похоже со словом "carry".

  В некоторых регионах может произноситься как "Hah-ree"  - /ˈhæri/, но это редко в США.

Рифмуется со словом "marry" (короткий звук "a", как в "cat").