IPA Transcription of "atlanta" in Australian English

The Australian English IPA transcription of “atlanta” is /ətˈlæntə/.

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atlantaətˈlæntə

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Dialect Variants

DialectIPAPOS
English (United States)/ætˈlænə/
English (United States)/ætˈlæntə/
English (United States)/æˈtlæntə/
English (United States)/ətˈlænə/
English (United States)/ətˈlæntə/
English (United Kingdom)/ætlæntə/

Similar Pronunciations

/plæntə/3

/slæntə/2

/tæntə/1

/ætəlæntə/1

/əblæɪtə/1

/əslænt/1

/ətlæntəs/1

Similar Words

  • Atalanta
    /ˌætəˈlæntə//ætəˈlæntə/

Items

  • Atlantacapital city of Georgia, United States
  • AtlantaAmerican television comedy series
  • AtlantaWikimedia disambiguation page
  • Atlantacity in Cass County, Texas, United States
  • Atlantaunincorporated community in Michigan in the United States
  • Atlantaunincorporated community in Elmore County, Idaho, United States
  • Atlantacity in Logan County, Illinois, United States
  • Atlantatown in Hamilton County, Indiana, United States
  • Atlantacountry music group formed in 1982 in the United States
  • Atlantavillage in Winn Parish, Louisiana, United States

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