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'Rattle' is a word that has a syllabic consonant L. The second syllable is pronounced with the L sound and not the E sound. Usually, the syllabic consonant L appears after T, Z or D (as in BOTTLE, MUZZLE and SADDLE) and is followed by the letter E
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'Prison' is a word that has a syllabic consonant N. The second syllable is pronounced with the N sound and not the O sound
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'Pistol' is a word that has a syllabic consonant L. The second syllable is pronounced with the L sound and not the O sound. Usually, the syllabic consonant L appears after N, NT or ST (as in TUNNEL, MANTLE and CRYSTAL)
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'Burden' is a word that has a syllabic consonant N. The second syllable is pronounced with the N sound and not the O sound. Usually, the syllabic consonant N appears after T, S, Z or D (as in ROTTEN, RISEN, BRAZEN and SUDDEN) and after the letter E
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'Hedonism' is a word that has a syllabic consonant M. The fourth syllable is pronounced with the M sound
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'Sowing' is a word that has a syllabic consonant NG. The second syllable is pronounced with the NG sound and not the I sound
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'Drizzle' is a word that has a syllabic consonant L. The second syllable is pronounced with the L sound and not the E sound. Usually, the syllabic consonant L appears after T, Z or D (as in BOTTLE, MUZZLE and SADDLE)
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'Metabolism' is a word that has a syllabic consonant M. The fourth syllable is pronounced with the M sound
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'Fraction' is a word that has a syllabic consonant N. The second syllable is pronounced with the N sound. Here, the I and O vowel sounds are merged with the N sound. Usually, the syllabic consonant N appears after T, S, Z or D (as in ROTTEN, RISEN, BRAZEN and SUDDEN)
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'Rhythm' is a word that has a syllabic consonant M. The second syllable is pronounced with the M sound. Note also that there is no regular vowel in this word and the letter Y takes on the role of a vowel
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