How to pronounce Reiketsu?

rei ke tsu

The word flows smoothly, with each syllable blending naturally into the next. You begin with "Rei", where your tongue lightly taps the roof of your mouth for a soft "r" sound, almost like a quick roll. The vowel sound follows, giving you that long "ay" sound, like saying "ray." Then, you move to "Ke", where you make a crisp "k" sound, followed by the short "eh" sound, almost like saying "keh" quickly. The final part, "tsu", is a bit more tricky—it's a fast combination of a "t" and "s" sound, kind of like saying "tsunami" quickly. The "u" is soft, almost like the "oo" in "foot," but not as pronounced. The whole word flows together fluidly, with the emphasis remaining balanced across the syllables, but you give just a little more attention to the "rei" and "tsu" parts, as they’re a bit more distinct.