One

//wʌn//

Pronunciation

US //wʌn//
US //wɐn//
US /[wän]/
US //oʊn//
US //ɔːn//
US //uːn//
US //(w)ɵn//
US //wʌn//
US //wɐn//
US /[wän]/
US //oʊn//
US //ɔːn//
US //uːn//
US //(w)ɵn//
US //wʌn//
US //wɐn//
US /[wän]/
US //oʊn//
US //ɔːn//
US //uːn//
US //(w)ɵn//
US //wʌn//
US //wɐn//
US /[wän]/
US //oʊn//
US //ɔːn//
US //uːn//
US //(w)ɵn//
US //wʌn//
US //wɐn//
US /[wän]/
US //oʊn//
US //ɔːn//
US //uːn//
US //(w)ɵn//
US //wʌn//
US //wɐn//
US /[wän]/
US //oʊn//
US //ɔːn//
US //uːn//
US //(w)ɵn//
US //wʌn//
US /[wɐn(˦)~wän(˦)]/
US /[wɐn(˦˧)~wän(˦˧)]/
US //wʌn//
US /[wɐn(˦)~wän(˦)]/
US /[wɐn(˦˧)~wän(˦˧)]/
US
Syllables: 1
Phonemes: W AH1 N
US
Syllables: 1
Phonemes: HH W AH1 N
UK //wɒn//
UK //wɒn//
UK //wɒn//
UK //wɒn//
UK //wɒn//
UK //wɒn//

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