astreilyuh-dukal-torvukh

Australian rules football

Pronunciation

ɐstɾeɪljədukɐltoɾvux

Sound out astreilyuh-dukal-torvukh letter by letter:

• aɐa as in 'cup' (open, central)
• sss as in 'sun'
• ttt as in 'stop' (no puff of air)
• rɾlightly tapped r, as in Spanish 'pero'
• eieɪay as in 'say'
• lll as in 'love'
• yjy as in 'yes'
• uhəa as in 'sofa' (schwa)
• ddd as in 'day'
• uuoo as in 'food'
• kkk as in 'skate' (no puff of air)
• aɐa as in 'cup' (open, central)
• lll as in 'love'
• ttt as in 'stop' (no puff of air)
• ooo as in 'go'
• rɾlightly tapped r, as in Spanish 'pero'
• vvv as in 'van'
• uuoo as in 'food'
• khxharsh h, as in Scottish 'loch' or German 'Bach'

is a sport played between two teams of eighteen players on the field of either an Australian football ground, a modified cricket field, or a similarly sized sports venue. The main way to score points is by kicking the ball between the two tall goal posts. The team with the higher total score at the end of the match wins