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Practice pronunciation with instant AI feedback

Generate useful phrases or conversations, listen to native audio, record your voice, and get clear feedback from Rebeca, your AI pronunciation coach.

🧠 Deep learning speech AI 🔤 Phoneme-level feedback 🌍 4 languages
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b ɔ̃ ʒʃ Expected /ʒ/, produced /ʃ/ — voice it, like the “s” in “measure.” u ʁr

Rebeca: Close! The /ʒ/ came out as /ʃ/. Try voicing it, like the “s” in “measure.”

Why Rebeca

More than a score

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Deep learning speech recognition

Rebeca analyzes individual phonemes, not only complete words, so the feedback points to the sounds that need attention.

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Visual articulation guidance

Rebeca includes visual pronunciation guides that show mouth, tongue, lip, and airflow placement for the target sound.

Visual support

See how the target sound is produced

The visual guides make feedback more concrete. They help the learner understand where the sound happens and what to adjust for the next attempt.

Visual articulation guide for the French nasal vowel /ɔ̃/
French nasal vowel /ɔ̃/

Front view and side cutaway

This guide shows nasal airflow, lip rounding, and tongue placement for the target sound.

Visual articulation guide for the voiced bilabial consonant /b/
Voiced consonant /b/

Clear articulation diagrams

This guide shows lip closure, pressure release, tongue position, and vocal-cord vibration.

How it works

A focused practice loop

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Generate a phrase

Choose a language, CEFR level, topic, and tone—or write your own short phrase.

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Listen and record

Hear the reference audio, then record yourself directly in the browser.

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Improve with Rebeca

See your score and phoneme-level errors, then use Rebeca’s feedback for the next attempt.

Practice in

Four languages, one practice flow

Practice pronunciation in French, German, Spanish, or English with the same simple loop.

🇫🇷 French“Comment allez-vous ?” 🇩🇪 German“Wie geht es Ihnen?” 🇪🇸 Spanish“¿Cómo está usted?” 🇺🇸 English“How are you doing?”

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