How many syllables in targets?
Syllables in targets
2
tar·gets
Targets has two syllables. The stress falls on the first syllable.
How to say targets
| Pronunciation | /ˈtɑɹɡəts/ 2 syllables, TAR-gets · DUM-da |
|---|---|
| Stress | First syllable |
| Letters | 7 |
To count it yourself, say targets slowly and listen for each vowel sound: tar, gets. Each beat is one syllable.
Near rhymes with targets
- markets
- supermarkets
- carpets
- hypermarkets
- orbits
- audits
- starlets
- products
- artists
- pockets
- rockets
- nuggets
- hardships
- carcass
- sockets
- alcoholics
Questions
- How many syllables are in targets?
- Targets has two syllables.
- How do you divide targets into syllables?
- Targets divides as tar-gets.
- Which syllable is stressed in targets?
- The first syllable (TAR-gets).