English Pronunciation for Kids: Fun Ways to Teach Sounds
Learn English pronunciation for kids with fun games, simple mouth cues and a 10-minute daily routine for parents and teachers, plus word lists.
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Learn English pronunciation for kids with fun games, simple mouth cues and a 10-minute daily routine for parents and teachers, plus word lists.
Learn how to pronounce famous names like Nietzsche, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven and Galileo, with IPA, simple respellings and the language patterns behind them.
Learn how to pronounce animal names like koala, lynx, chameleon and hippopotamus, with IPA, simple respellings and tips for tricky and silent-letter words.
Learn how to pronounce brand names like Hermès, Porsche, Xiaomi and Nike, with IPA, simple respellings and tips on company vs everyday pronunciation.
Learn how to pronounce place names like Leicester, Edinburgh, Arkansas and Beijing, with IPA, simple rules and tips for tricky cities, states and countries.
Learn how to pronounce medical words with IPA, syllable breaks and simple patterns. From pneumonia to esophagus, say health terms clearly at the doctor's.
Learn how to pronounce food names with IPA and simple spelling clues: Italian, French, Spanish and Asian menu words like gnocchi, croissant and pho.
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Learn English pronunciation online for free. Follow a simple path: sounds, stress, rhythm and speaking practice, plus free tools and a 4-week plan.
Learn the simple past tense with clear rules, regular and irregular verbs, examples and exercises, plus how -ed endings sound so you can say it right.
Use our free word pronouncer to hear any English word in 4 accents, see the IPA and practise out loud. Learn how to use it step by step.
Pronounce English words online with a free tool and ready-made word lists: silent letters, homophones, stress traps and more, all with IPA.