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Words Pronounced the Same but Spelled Different
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Stalk - stock0
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BOTAR - VOTAR
Botar is to throw something away or to break up with someone.
It also means to bounce something.
Votar is “to vote”.0 -
Your words rhyme as they are read by my English brain as well as are homophones!
Stent - stint1 -
Thank you Linda! Your words are great! 👍
Be back tomorrow with words, sorry I forgot to copy from my list!0 -
Today I am bringing a List of Homophones Starting with the Letter K along with supporting Words that Sound Same but Spelled Differently!
Karet- carat- carrot- caret0 -
That is quite an impressive list!
Straight - strait1 -
Thank you Linda
some words have first word starting with K and second word can start with another Letter but still sound the same.
Koi- coy0 -
Team - teem1
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Knows- Nose0
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Kneed- Knead0
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Thrown - throne1
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Tongue - tung1
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Tire - Tyre (city)1
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Be back tomorrow with a New Language:
Italian Homophones0 -
Here are some common examples of Italian homophones:
I have a few to share than back to other words!
You can see how 1 word has different meanings in all how it is presented
Arte (art) and arte (tight)0 -
Vile - vial0
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I have some German homophones .
die Leiter / der Leiter (the ladder/the leader)
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Thank you Linda for the German Homophones, that’s great! 😊
Fumo (smoke) and fumo (I smoke)0 -
Piede (foot) and pietre (stones)0
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der Stift / das Stift (the crayon/the monastery)
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Pepe (pepper) and pepe (Joe)0
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Mare (sea) and marè (mommy)0
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Fumo (smoke) and fumo (I smoke)0
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die Taube / der Taube (the pigeon/the deaf person)
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New Words in Irish: Basic phrases to get us started.
Hello = Dia dhuit.0 -
das Tor / der Tor (the football goal/the gate, fool)
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die Band / der Band / das Band (the band, music group/the book volume, tome/the ribbon)1
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How are you? = Conas atá tú?" ...
I'm Fine = Tá mé go0 -
die Band / der Band / das Band (the band, music group/the book volume, tome/the ribbon)0
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I'm good, thank you = Tá mé go maith, go raibh maith0
