Only two syllables: "marvlous".
As systems in which a consonant symbol with no other accessory symbol accompanying it stands for the syllable consisting of the consonant followed by short a, they require previous knowledge of items for correct interpretation; Hindī kərta is written ka-ra-tā in the Devanāgarī, and, to pronounce it properly, one must know that the word has only two syllables.
It had only seven syllables: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, and Si.
How can things ever be tranquil when the chants of 1918 are only four syllables away?
On the other hand, カンガルー /kangaruu/ "kangaroo," is written in katakana, which is used for writing loanwords, and contains five morae in Japanese (/ka/, /n/, /ga/, /ru/, and /u/), even though the English word contains only three syllables.
Chinese words often have only one syllable, although modern Chinese makes greater use of compounds than did the earlier language.
Only one syllable type was unique to adult animals, the noisy syllable.
The two keys to pronouncing "meme" correctly are: Use only one syllable.
An Irish word normally has only one stressed syllable, namely the first syllable of the word.
We illustrate developmental changes for two syllables that were common both in pups and adults, the flat syllable (Fig. 5) and the chevron syllable (Fig. 6), then follow with quantitative and statistical comparisons across age for the remaining syllables.
