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Pronunciation guides,one language at a time.
Every language has a handful of sounds that give learners away. Pick the language you are learning to see its hardest sounds, the real word pairs PronounceFit uses to train them, and the training built for that language.
Pronunciation by language
EnglishFully supportedTH, R and L, and the short vowels that change a word.
FrenchFully supportedThe French U, nasal vowels, the R — and linking words.
SpanishFully supportedThe rolled RR, the single R, and Ñ.
RussianFully supportedHard and soft consonants, Ш and Щ, and word stress.
Mandarin ChineseEarly accessThe four tones, puffs of air, and SH vs S.
JapaneseEarly accessLong vowels, the small っ, the R — and pitch patterns.
KoreanEarly accessPlain, tense and aspirated consonants, and final sounds.
Sound-by-sound guides
How to make the sounds learners ask about most, step by step, with the real word pairs PronounceFit drills.
- ENGLISHHow to pronounce the English TH soundThink, they, three: where your tongue goes, and the slips to S, D and F.
- ENGLISHHow to pronounce R and L in English (right vs light)Right or light: for one the tip of your tongue touches the roof of your mouth, for the other it doesn’t.
- ENGLISHHow to pronounce V and W in English (vest vs west)Vest or west: teeth on your lip, or rounded lips and no teeth.
- ENGLISHHow to pronounce the short I and long EE in English (bit vs beat)Bit, beat and bet: three vowels where many languages have one or two.
- ENGLISHHow to pronounce B and V in English (berry vs very)Berry or very: both lips closed, or top teeth on your lower lip.
- FRENCHHow to pronounce the French U (vu vs vous)Vu or vous: the rounded “ee” that learners often turn into OU.
- FRENCHHow to pronounce French nasal vowelsVent, vont, vin: three nasal vowels, and no N at the end.
- FRENCHHow to pronounce the French RThe usual French R: made at the back of your throat, not with the tip of your tongue.
- SPANISHHow to roll your R in Spanish (perro vs pero)Perro or pero: how to roll your R, and when to tap it just once.
- MANDARINHow to pronounce the four Mandarin tonesHigh, rising, dipping, falling: how to say and hear the four tones.
All 27 practice languages
Every language you can practise in PronounceFit. The ones with a pronunciation guide link to it; more guides are on the way.
- EnglishFully supported
- FrenchFully supported
- RussianFully supported
- SpanishFully supported
- LithuanianEarly access
- DutchEarly access
- GermanEarly access
- ItalianEarly access
- PortugueseEarly access
- TurkishEarly access
- JapaneseEarly access
- KoreanEarly access
- Mandarin ChineseEarly access
- PolishEarly access
- RomanianEarly access
- HungarianEarly access
- CzechEarly access
- FinnishEarly access
- CroatianEarly access
- SlovakEarly access
- SloveneEarly access
- DanishEarly access
- GreekEarly access
- LatvianEarly access
- NorwegianEarly access
- SwedishEarly access
- UkrainianEarly access
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