Hindi · Pronunciation Guide
tu-RUNT — dental t at both ends, two short vowels, and one tap in the middle.
turant
Neither vowel is long, so the word is light throughout and heavy only by position in that final cluster. It should sound genuinely brisk — appropriately, given that it means "immediately."
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मैं तुरंत आ रहा हूँ।
Maiṁ turant aa rahaa hooṁ.
I'm coming right away.
Listen: मैं तुरंत आ रहा हूँ।
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"Maiṁ turant aa rahaa hooṁ" follows the adverb with the bare stem aa and the progressive rahaa hooṁ. Because turant ends in a dental त and aa begins with a long open vowel, the junction is a clean stop-to-vowel transition with no glide.
The two t sounds both come out alveolar and the first one comes out aspirated, so the word ends up sounding like an English "terrant." Move both to the teeth and keep them dry. The medial tap is the third fix — one contact, not a rhotic hum.