IPA Transcription of "mineral" in American English

The American English IPA transcription of “mineral” is /ˈmɪnəɹəl/.

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Dialect Variants

DialectIPAPOS
English (Australia)/ˈmɪnəɹəl/
English (Australia)/ˈmɪnɹəl/
English (United Kingdom)/ˈmɪnəɹəl/

Similar Pronunciations

/lɪbəɹəl/1

/lɪdəɹəl/3

/mækəɹəl/1

/mændɹəl/2

/pɪkəɹəl/1

/vɪsəɹəl/1

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