How to pronounce tourists in English

Tourists read /t?r?sts/ in the US and /t?r?sts/ in the UK.

Tourists is pronounced /t?r?sts/ in the United States and /t?r?sts/ in the UK. The noun means tourists (plural form of tourist); (U.S.) migrant workers who go to the south to work in winter, verb Explanation of tourism; sightseeing (three singular forms of tourist) singular tourist.

Tourists in a sentence:

1. There are too many?tourists?in this city!

There are too many tourists in this city!

2. There are many great places for tourists to visit.

There are many great places for tourists to visit.

3. I helped a group of tourists find the subway today.

I helped a group of tourists find the subway today.

4. In Vancouver, we’re used to tourists coming every year. It’s totally normal.

In Vancouver, we’re used to tourists coming every year. This is perfectly normal.

5. One by one the tourists got off the bus.

The tourists got off the bus one by one.