What schedule means
A plan of times for events, classes, work, or travel.
Learn how to pronounce schedule in English with clear US and UK audio, simple phonetic spelling, IPA, syllables, stress, and pronunciation tips.
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skeh-jool
A plan of times for events, classes, work, or travel.
Use the simple guide "SKEH-jool" and compare it with US IPA /ˈskɛdʒuːl/.
Compare UK IPA /ˈʃedjuːl/ with the guide "SHED-yool", then confirm it with UK audio.
American English usually begins with /sk/. British English often begins with /ʃ/ and may include a /j/ glide before /uː/. The sch spelling is not always /sk/ in every accent; schedule is a common US/UK split.
For the US form, release /s/ directly into /k/. For the UK form, round the lips slightly for /ʃ/ before the vowel.
A common IPA transcription is /ˈskɛdʒuːl/. PronounceText can show US and UK variants when they differ.
The stress guide is SKEH-jool.