How to pronounce“proba”in English
IPA/prɒbæ/
Syllablespro·ba
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FATHER sound. The jaw does need to drop for that: pro-, pro-. The second syllable, unstressed, proba-, -ba-, is the B consonant, where the lips come together, and the schwa sound. Proba-,
proba-. And the last syllable, the B consonant, and then the LY ending. Proba-bly, -bly. So
the lips come together for the B, and the tongue tip comes up here for the L, -bl-, -bl-. And then we have the EE as in SHE vowel. Probably, probably.
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Definitions of “proba”
noun
Abbreviation of probability.