How to Pronounce "protestants"
word
ˈpɹɑtəstənts
PRO-tuh-stuhnts
pɹˈɒtɪstənts
pruh-TOSS-tuhnts
Definition
Protestants are members of a branch of Christianity that began in the 16th century, separate from the Roman Catholic Church. They follow beliefs based on the Reformation and include many different churches and traditions.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈpɹɑtəstənts
British English
pɹˈɒtɪstənts
Simplified Pronunciation
US
PRO-tuh-stuhnts
UK
pruh-TOSS-tuhnts
Listen in Context
Many Protestants go to church every Sunday.
The majority of people in that area are Protestants.
Martin Luther is an important figure for Protestants.
Some Protestants celebrate different holidays from Catholics.