Five exercise types
Words, sentences, minimal pairs, intonation contours, and free speech — all in one flow.
Five US accents in one coachSpeak the American accent
Speak the American accent
like you grew up here.
One coach. General American, Californian, Southern, New York, and Midwestern — with real-time phoneme feedback on every word you say.
- Accents
- 5
- Phonemes
- 44
- Feedback
- Live
“Your /æ/ in trap is 98% native.”
A live taste
The parts textbooks skip — the parts that make you sound American.
Tricky words, minimal pairs, and the casual reductions natives actually use.
Tricky words
Ones that trip up learners
.
/ˈskwɝl/
Minimal pairs
Tiny sounds, different words
ship
/ɪ/
sheep
/iː/
Natural linking
How Americans actually say it
want to
wanna
Built for the details no textbook covers.
Linking, reductions, intonation — the things that make you sound local.
Phoneme-level feedback
Every word gets a per-sound score with targeted drills for the ones that hold you back.
Streaks that stick
A daily goal, weak-sound radar, and a visible trail of progress worth showing up for.
Free guides · no account needed
Learn the things textbooks never draw.
Why is the D in Wednesday silent?
The history behind English spelling, word by word.
Word origins →
Idioms, drawn literally
Bite the bullet, when pigs fly — what they really mean.
Slang & idioms →
Break up or break down?
337 phrasal verbs, the differences painted side by side.
Phrasal verbs →
Sheep or ship?
The sounds your native language makes hardest.
Guides by language →
One coach. Five American accents.
Pick the sound you want and we’ll tune every model, drill, and score to match.
General American
“water”/ˈwɔːɾɚ/
The neutral standard you hear on national news.
Californian
“totally”/ˈtoʊɾəli/
Softer vowels and the laid-back rise-fall lilt.
Southern
“ride”/raːd/
Long glides and the famous y'all drawl.
New York
“coffee”/ˈkɔːfi/
Sharper vowels with that unmistakable edge.
Midwestern
“bag”/beɪɡ/
Crisp consonants and the Northern Cities Shift.
Sound better by Friday.
Three steps from signup to the first sound that clicks.
- 01
Paste or speak any sentence
Drop in an email reply, a movie line, or record yourself — anything goes.
- 02
Get a phoneme-by-phoneme read
IPA, linking arcs, stress marks, and a per-sound score, side by side with a native model.
- 03
Drill the sounds that matter
Your weak phonemes surface as bite-sized exercises — with streaks to keep you honest.
How American do you sound right now?
Read one sentence and get your score in 30 seconds — no account. Then start for free and fix the sounds that give you away.