"principal" and "principle" are homophones — pronounced exactly the same: PRIN-suh-pul (/ˈprɪnsəpəl/). Identical sound; the ending "-pal" vs "-ple" does not change the pronunciation.
Say it like: PRIN-suh-pul
principal
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Say it like: PRIN-suh-pul
principle
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Yes. Both "principal" and "principle" are pronounced PRIN-suh-pul (/ˈprɪnsəpəl/) — they are homophones.
Same sound, different endings and meanings.