Transform your English pronunciation with IPA-based learning. Master all 44 sounds with audio examples, visual guides, and interactive practice.
44 English Phonemes • Audio Examples • Interactive Practice
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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.
January 3, 2026
Master the pronunciation of would, could, should, might, may, and must. Learn about the silent L, weak forms in connected speech, and how to distinguish between similar-sounding modals.
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English has two L sounds, but Spanish only has one. Learn the difference between 'light L' and 'dark L' (velarization) to eliminate one of the most common accent markers for Spanish speakers.
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Discover why 'water' and 'butter' sound like 'wader' and 'budder' in American English. Spanish speakers have an advantage here, as the flap sound is identical to the Spanish R in 'pero'.
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