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Perfect Your English Accent

Transform your English pronunciation with IPA-based learning. Master all 44 sounds with audio examples, visual guides, and interactive practice—one sound at a time.

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Try It Live: Hear the Difference

Listen to authentic pronunciation of three distinct English sounds

/iː/
Long E
as in "see"
/æ/
Short A
as in "cat"
/θ/
TH (voiceless)
as in "think"
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Follow our proven step-by-step system to master English pronunciation

1
Essential Vowels

Master the 5 most common vowel sounds

5 sounds
15 min
2
Common Consonants

Learn the building blocks of English words

8 sounds
20 min
3
Challenging Sounds

Tackle TH, R, and other difficult sounds

6 sounds
25 min
Total: ~60 minutes
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Understanding Phonetic Symbols

Learn how to read the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbols used throughout this site

Each English sound has a unique phonetic symbol written between forward slashes, like /iː/ or /æ/. These symbols help you learn the exact pronunciation of each sound, regardless of how it's spelled in regular English.

/iː/
Long E
as in "see"

The colon (:) means the vowel is held longer

/æ/
Short A
as in "cat"

This symbol represents the 'a' sound in 'cat'

/θ/
TH (voiceless)
as in "think"

The 'th' sound where your tongue touches your teeth

/ˈwɔːtər/
Stress Mark
as in "water"

The apostrophe (') shows which syllable to stress

Each sound below shows its phonetic symbol and example words to help you master English pronunciation.

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