How Many Syllables Are in Dealership

The word Dealership has three syllables: deal-er-ship.
Syllable division helps in understanding the word's structure, improving both pronunciation and spelling.
This technique is especially useful for students and language learners who are mastering English phonetics.

Definition of Dealership

A dealership is a place where cars or other vehicles are sold.

How should Dealership divide into syllables

There are three syllables in the word 'dealership.' The vowels are 'e,' 'a,' and 'i.' The consonants are 'd,' 'l,' 'r,' 's,' and 'h.'

Part of Speech - Dealership

My dad bought his car at the dealership.

Sentences with Dealership

• I went to the dealership with my mom to buy a car.
• I saw a lot of different cars at the dealership.
• The dealership had a sale on their cars.
• The dealership is closed on Sundays.
• The dealership is located on Main Street.
• The dealership sells new and used cars.
• My brother works at a dealership as a car salesman.
• The dealership gave us a good deal on our car.
• The dealership offered us financing for our car.
• I need to take my car to the dealership for an oil change.

Quotes with Dealership

• I bought a car from a dealership and they charged me for the air in the tires. - Unknown
• You can't find a rainbow if you're looking down. - Charlie Chaplin
• I once bought a car at an auction and I took it to the dealership to get a tune-up. The guy told me, 'If you wanna tune it, you gotta play it.' - Steven Wright

Number of characters in Dealership

10 ( d, e, a, l, e, r, s, h, i, p )

Unique letters in Dealership

9 ( d, e, a, l, r, s, h, i, p )

Dealership Backwards

pihsrelaed

How to Pronounce Dealership

IPA (International): ˈdi:lɜ:ˌʃɪp

ARA (American): ˈdilɝˌʃɪp

EPA (English): ˈdi:lɜ:ˌʃɪp

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