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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
hello
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h əɛ Expected /ə/, produced /ɛ/ — keep the vowel short, central, and relaxed. l

Rebeca: The first vowel sounded too open. Keep /ə/ short, relaxed, and unstressed.

Phonetics, made practical

You don’t need a linguistics class to work on your pronunciation.

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More than a score

Rebeca highlights individual sounds in the words you say, so the feedback points to a clear place to start.

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A clear next step

Listen, record yourself, use visual guides when helpful, and focus your next attempt on one sound at a time.

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.

A Rebeca practice session

What happens in a Rebeca practice session?

A Rebeca session is a short, repeatable learning loop: choose one phrase, practice it, understand what changed, and try again with a clear focus.

About 5 minutes for a complete focused session
Up to 5 attempts on the same phrase
Your practice is saved Revisit recent sessions, attempts, and your best score when you return
Rebeca phrase generator showing language, level, tone, and a generated French practice phrase 01 · Prepare

Prepare the phrase

  1. 01

    Generate or write a phrase

    Generate a phrase for your level and choose a category—natural, formal, slang, job interview, or travel—or write your own short sentence.

  2. 02

    Listen to the reference

    Hear the complete phrase before you speak so you know the rhythm and target sounds.

Rebeca recording screen showing replay controls, a pronunciation score, and words to improve 02 · Try

Make an attempt

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    Record and replay your voice

    Record directly in the browser and listen to yourself before analyzing the attempt.

  2. 04

    Get a pronunciation score

    See the overall result and which words or sounds need the most attention.

Coach Rebeca feedback panel showing perfect words, words to improve, and attempt five of five 03 · Improve

Learn and retry

  1. 05

    Review Rebeca’s feedback

    See what sounded clear and request Rebeca’s feedback in English, Spanish, German, French, or Portuguese—independently from the language you are practicing.

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    Retry and compare progress

    Practice the same phrase again, compare score and word-level changes, and keep each attempt saved to your account.

Five attempts are a limit, not a requirement. Each attempt takes about one minute. You can stop earlier, choose a new phrase after a strong result, and return later because Rebeca saves your attempts and best score.

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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?”
Why Rebeca exists

Built from a problem I had myself.

Hi, I’m Albeiro. Spanish is my first language, and I learned English and French largely on my own. Phonetics became one of the most useful tools I found for improving my pronunciation, but also one of the hardest to learn from existing apps and resources.

After more than 8 years working in EdTech, and driven by my interest in phonetics and AI, I started building Rebeca around a simple loop: listen, record yourself, see what happened at the word and sound level, and try again.

I’m now starting to learn German too, which lets me experience that process again from the beginning. Rebeca is still evolving; she is named after my family’s parrot, who lends her name and personality to the coach.

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