How Many Syllables Are in Whose

The word Whose has three syllables: whose.
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 Whose

used to ask about the person or people who own or have something

How should Whose divide into syllables

The word 'whose' has one syllable. It has two vowels (o, e) and two consonants (w, s).

Part of Speech - Whose

Whose bike is this?

Sentences with Whose

• Whose pencil is on the desk?
• Whose turn is it to clean up?
• Whose idea was it to have a party?
• Whose cat is this?
• Whose phone rang in the middle of class?

Quotes with Whose

• 'Whose woods these are I think I know.' - Robert Frost
• 'Whose woods are these? I think I know.' - Robert Frost
• 'Whose child is this?' I asked her one day. 'Mine,' she replied. 'Whose child is that?' I asked, pointing to a little girl in a stroller. 'Hers,' she replied. 'Whose husband is that?' I asked, pointing to the man leaning against a building. 'Mine,' she replied. I was beginning to think I was getting nowhere. - Sarah Dessen

Number of characters in Whose

5 ( w, h, o, s, e )

Unique letters in Whose

5 ( w, h, o, s, e )

Whose Backwards

esohw

How to Pronounce Whose

IPA (International): hu:z

ARA (American): huz

EPA (English): hu:z

HHUW-Z