How Do You Spell BOER?
The word "boer" is a term used in South Africa to refer to a farmer of Dutch origin. The spelling of this word is unique as it contains a combination of vowels and consonants that can be difficult for non-native speakers to pronounce. The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) transcription of this word is /bʊər/, which represents the two-syllable sound of the vowel combination 'oe' as a short 'u' followed by a schwa. The 'r' at the end of the word is rolled, giving it a distinct sound.
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Common Misspellings for BOER
- bever
- booser
- boder
- buearu
- boirn
- voir
- befour
- boerd
- biuer
- baer
- biger
- bor
- befoer
- boeer
- beofer
- nehbour
- beern
- bizzer
- bour
- mibor
- booter
- budoir
- jouer
- loer
- suoer
- buer
- beore
- foer
- buner
- buerau
- bdoor
- voew
- neiboor
- abuer
- baove
- buzer
- buter
- woer
- boener
- yaer
- boek
- bomer
- bfoee
- bonr
- bfor
- bioler
- bolier
- boes
- ober
- abour
- boare
- bueyr
- biner
- beeer
- lbor
- bouder
- nabiour
- bager
- brear
- bufer
- bierd
- beofe
- bommer
- boker
- bodey
- sooer
- bipooar
- bteer
- uoir
- bler
- bumer
- buero
- bewer
- botheer
- bgger
- beofor
- buuer
- boiller
- nabour
- byher
- bourt
- bueru
- ber
- boter
- bourd
- boher
- beear
- beger
- bueau
- voer
- boe
- boeard
- nner
- wter
- bewear
- boober
- bumoer
- beover
- byour
- bther
- biber
- wner
- beeee
- yoebo
- bofor
- boure
- beaer
- boarb
- ubber
- oer
- bocc
- beere
- borwser
- bouther
- bloor
- yser
- beder
- bouer
- coer
- bohter
- beorn
- befer
- bifor
- boeher
- boehnor
- beouf
- borra
- boucey
- booie
- bowser
- buper
- bher
- joir
- keyboar
- toer
- wwer