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Home›How To›How to Pronounce Oregon: 4 Steps

How to Pronounce Oregon: 4 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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Introduction:

Oregon is a beautiful state in the Northwestern United States with a unique name. Many people, especially those not from the area, often mispronounce it. In this article, we will break down the pronunciation of Oregon in 4 easy steps so that you can confidently say this state’s name.

Step 1: Begin with “Or”

The first syllable of Oregon is very straightforward. Begin by pronouncing it as you would the word “or.” Make sure to place emphasis on the first syllable as it is stressed in this word.

Step 2: Soften the “e”

The second syllable of Oregon is pronounced with a soft or short “e” sound. Instead of saying “ee” (like in sleep), pronounce it as a quick and light “eh” (like in bed).

Step 3: Pronounce the “g”

The third syllable of Oregon involves pronouncing the letter ‘g’. In this case, it is pronounced as a soft ‘g’, similar to how you say ‘gin’ rather than a hard ‘g’ like in ‘go’.

Step 4: End with “un”

To finish pronouncing Oregon, keep your focus on pronouncing the final syllable like “un” (as in sun). Avoid pronouncing it like “on” or “awn,” which are common mistakes people make when trying to pronounce this state’s name.

Conclusion:

Now you have learned how to properly pronounce Oregon in 4 simple steps! Keep practicing and soon you’ll be able to correct your friends and family whenever they mispronounce this beautiful state’s name. Remember, it’s pronounced Or-eh-gun, not Or-ee-gone.

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