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The word "pix" is pronounced with emphasis on the first syllable. Click the audio button above to hear the correct pronunciation.

"pix" sounds like P-i-x. The pronunciation follows common English sound patterns.

"pix" is considered beginner difficult to pronounce. Most English speakers can pronounce this word correctly with minimal practice.

"pix" is used as multiple parts of speech. Its usage determines how it functions in a sentence.

Common mistakes when pronouncing "pix" include incorrect stress placement and mispronouncing vowel sounds. Listen to the audio example above to learn the correct pronunciation.

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Sound-by-Sound Breakdown

/p/ : bilabial plosive; lips close, then release with a small burst. Keep the vowel quick after release.
/ɪ/ : near-front lax vowel; tongue mid-high, relaxed jaw; aim for a short, bright sound. Avoid tensing the jaw.
/k/ : voiceless velar plosive; back of tongue rises to soft palate; release is quick and provides the onset of the /s/.
/s/ : voiceless alveolar fricative; blade of tongue near the alveolar ridge; forceful but not overly loud.
Common substitutions: English speakers sometimes use /i/ instead of /ɪ/, or a sandhi-like blend /kɪz/ if the preceding vowel lengthens; some speakers voice the final /s/ as /z/ in rapid speech.

Accent Variations

US: /pɪks/ with a relatively lax /ɪ/ and a crisp /ks/ release; non-rhotic preference does not affect this word’s pronunciation.
UK: /pɪks/ but with a slightly tenser /ɪ/ and sharper consonant release; potential minor vowel quality shifts in fast speech.
AU: /pɪks/ similar to US; could have a marginally centralized /ɪ/ and faster tempo; maintain voiceless /s/.
Rhoticity is not a factor for pix; main differences are vowel quality and speed of articulation.