Word Of The Week: Griot

Word of the Week: Griot Pronounced: GREE- ût or, GEE-uht. The u (û) has a short "uh" sound. It's like you are trapping the "uh" sound in your throat so that it doesn't flow out of your mouth. Think of the words "hut" or "gut" when sounding out the second syllable of this word. A…

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