Here are some English words starting with “u” and their pronunciations: Under: un-der Unhappy: un-HAP-ee Unlike: un-LYKE Unpack: un-PAK Unsafe: un-SAFE Until: un-TIL Unwrap: un-WRAP Up: upp Upstairs: up-STAIRZ Upward: up-ward Use: yoos User: yoo-zer Umbrella: um-BRELL-uh Unbelievable: un-buh-LEEV-uh-buhl Uncomfortable:
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