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How To Pronounce Cerise

Welcome! Here you will hear the word cerise spoken by native speakers and learn the exact way to say it. This guide breaks down the sounds, offers practice tips, and points you to reliable audio resources.

Understanding the word

Cerise is a French loanword used in English, especially in culinary contexts, meaning “cherry.” Because it comes from French, its pronunciation follows French phonetic rules rather than typical English patterns.

Phonetic breakdown

The IPA transcription for cerise is /səˈriːz/. In plain English, you can think of it as three syllables:

  • suh – a quick, unstressed “suh” sound.
  • ree – a long “ree” as in “see.”