How to pronounce "snare"

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Beatbox is the original instrument.

It all comes from the voice.

Today, we're going teach you the three basic sounds of beatbox,

which make up the foundation of it.

Now, the "kick" is the kick drum on the bottom

and it makes the loud bass sound.

It sounds like this:

(Beatboxes bass sound)

Alright? You hear that?

(Beatboxes bass sound)

How do you make that sound?

Well, the way you make that sound is you take a "p" and you take a "b"

and you mesh those two together

and it's going to give you what we refer to as the kick drum.

Pb! Pb! Pb!

So, alright, so you try this:

Pb!

Excellent!

Now, the next sound is the almighty snare sound.

And the snare sound is basically taking a "k" and an "a"

and putting those two sounds together.

And it sounds like this:

Ka! Ka! Ka!

Alright? So just try that, really easy.

Ka! Ka! Ka!

Now, the last sound is one of my favorite sounds.

It's the hi-hat.

The hi-hat's my favorite sound,

because it's always on the tip of your tongue.

You basically take a "t" and an "s"

and twist those two together,

and it's going to sound like this:

Ts Ts, Ts, Ts.

It's great, right?

So, you put all those together

and you can make some really amazing, wonderful music

that you can do anywhere.

We can make beats in the car, right?

So we can just drive through the city, making a beat.

And it sounds a little something like this.

Let's speak to them.

(Beatboxing)

(Beatboxing ends)

Alright, so that's how you can actually speak to each other.

Now, those are really complex beat patterns, right?

So, we'll do a few beat patterns with you

and you repeat after me so you can begin to learn these sounds, alright?

So check this out:

(Beatboxing)

[Pb Ts Ka]

[Pa Ka]

(Beatboxing)

[Ts Ka Ts Ka Pb]

(Beatboxing)

[Pb Ka Ka Pb Ts]

(Beatboxing)

[Ts Ts Ka Pb]

So we can take all of those different rhythms and sounds,

and jam with each other by listening to each other, right?

So right now we're just rolling around, we're going to drop a phat beat,

maybe see if we can find some friends.

Check this out!

(Beatboxing)

[Beatsynth's mom]

[Pb Ts Ts Ts Ts Ts Ts]

Phonetic Breakdown of "snare"

Learn how to break down "snare" into its phonetic components. Understanding syllables and phonetics helps with pronunciation, spelling, and language learning.

Standard Phonetic Pronunciation:

/snɛə/

/snɛəɹ/

Phonetic representation based on standard dictionaries

IPA Phonetic Pronunciation:

S N EH1 R

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Pronunciation Tips:

Stress the first syllable
Pay attention to vowel sounds
Practice each syllable separately

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Definition of "snare"

Pronunciation: /snɛə/

Noun

A trap (especially one made from a loop of wire, string, or leather).
A mental or psychological trap.
A loop of cord used in obstetric cases, to hold or to pull a fetus from the mother animal.
A similar looped instrument formerly used to remove tumours etc.
A set of stiff wires held under tension against the lower skin of a drum to create a rattling sound.
A snare drum.

Verb

To catch or hold, especially with a loop.
To ensnare.

How to pronounce "snare"

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