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Syllable Game

Aley · 2014-07-10T16:07:12Z

Counting Syllables Syllables are segments of sound that form words. They are easier to understand as examples, so we'll start a game. The game will be played by trying to get down to 1, or up to 7 syllables. Once one of those numbers is reached go back down to 4 and start over again. To determine if you're going up or down, count the number of letters you have in your username. If you have an odd number of letters, you have are going down to 1 syllable. If you have an even number of letters, you're going up to 7 syllables. Here is an example of playing this game Maroons: Fol-low-ing Doctor: Re-cre-at-ing Ray: Ex-plor-ing Maroons: Re-duce Doctor: De-stroy-ing Ray: con-fuse ... Rules: 1) You can check the syllable counters online. [Including Google] Warning: sometimes they are inaccurate. [Dictionaries are pretty good because of the phonetic spelling at the top] 2) Allow two other users to post before you post again. 3) No bad language. 4) It is not necessary to space out your syllables as I have done in the example. To start us off, the first four syllable word will be: Creationist

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Thu Aug 27, 2015 12:17 pm

Lightsong says... · Thu Aug 27, 2015 12:17 pm

Oh my god, I thought it was syllables. Sorry! *double embarrassment* >.<

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