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Smart Definition
Etymology
Pronunciation
diamante
diamond
Latin America
Simplified: dyah-MAHN-teh
IPA: dʝa'man.te
Spain
Simplified: dyah-MAHN-teh
IPA: dʝa'man.te
Pronunciation Tips:
SyllableHow to Say ItMouth Position and Breath Flow
dia
  • d like day, but softer
  • tongue touches upper teeth for Spanish d
  • i like y in yes
  • y sound similar to English
  • a like father
  • relaxed a with mouth open, tongue low
man
  • m like mom
  • m similar to English
  • a like father
  • relaxed a with mouth open, tongue low
  • n like no
  • n similar to English
te
  • unaspirated t like stop (not top)
  • t without burst of air, tongue touches upper teeth
  • e like bet
  • slightly spread lips, tongue forward for e