# SpeakRight

> SpeakRight is an AI-powered English pronunciation app for iOS and Android. You speak into your phone — open-ended AI conversations, read-aloud passages, tongue twisters — and every word is scored, so you see exactly which sounds to fix. Five English accents: American, British, Australian, Canadian, and Indian. Free to download and start.

Key facts:

- Teaches: English pronunciation, fluency, and speaking confidence
- Platforms: iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play)
- Feedback: per-word accuracy scoring on every recording, with native audio to compare against
- Accents: American, British, Australian, Canadian, and Indian English
- Exercise types: AI conversations, reading aloud, tongue twisters, error-word drills, word search
- Interface languages: English, Русский, Español, 中文, Português (Brasil), Polski, Italiano, Français, العربية, Deutsch, Türkçe, ไทย, हिन्दी, Tiếng Việt, 한국어, 日本語, Bahasa Indonesia
- Pricing: free to download and start; a subscription with a free trial unlocks unlimited practice
- Support: support@getspeakright.com

## Product

- [Home (English)](https://getspeakright.com/): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (Русский)](https://getspeakright.com/ru): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (Español)](https://getspeakright.com/es): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (中文)](https://getspeakright.com/zh): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (Português (Brasil))](https://getspeakright.com/pt-BR): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (Polski)](https://getspeakright.com/pl): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (Italiano)](https://getspeakright.com/it): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (Français)](https://getspeakright.com/fr): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (العربية)](https://getspeakright.com/ar): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (Deutsch)](https://getspeakright.com/de): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (Türkçe)](https://getspeakright.com/tr): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (ไทย)](https://getspeakright.com/th): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (हिन्दी)](https://getspeakright.com/hi): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (Tiếng Việt)](https://getspeakright.com/vi): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (한국어)](https://getspeakright.com/ko): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (日本語)](https://getspeakright.com/ja): features, how it works, FAQ
- [Home (Bahasa Indonesia)](https://getspeakright.com/id): features, how it works, FAQ

## Blog

English guides (each is also available in Russian, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese under /ru/blog/, /es/blog/, and /zh/blog/):

- [Hotel English: Essential Words and Pronunciation](https://getspeakright.com/blog/hotel-english-pronunciation-guide): Master hotel English pronunciation for check-in, amenities, and room requests with clear phonetic guides and practical travel dialogues.
- [Airport English: Pronounce Common Travel Phrases](https://getspeakright.com/blog/airport-english-pronunciation-guide): Master airport English pronunciation with clear phonetic guides and practice phrases for check-in, security, customs, and boarding.
- [How to Pronounce Common Restaurant Words in English](https://getspeakright.com/blog/restaurant-english-pronunciation-guide): Master restaurant English pronunciation with phonetic guides for tricky menu terms, ordering phrases, and common dining vocabulary.
- [How to Shadow Movies to Improve English Accent](https://getspeakright.com/blog/how-to-practice-shadowing-with-movies): Learn how to shadow English movies step by step to improve your accent, intonation, and rhythm with native speech patterns.
- [How to Pronounce the Dark L Sound in English](https://getspeakright.com/blog/how-to-pronounce-dark-l): Learn how to pronounce the dark L sound in English with clear tongue placement tips, common word examples, and practical exercises to improve your accent.
- [Cat vs Cut: Drop Your Jaw to Say Cat Correctly](https://getspeakright.com/blog/minimal-pairs-cat-vs-cut): Learn to distinguish the minimal pairs cat vs cut by mastering jaw position and vowel length for clear English pronunciation.
- [Pronounce -ed Endings Correctly: /t/, /d/, or /ɪd/](https://getspeakright.com/blog/how-to-pronounce-ed-endings): Learn the simple rule to pronounce -ed endings as /t/, /d/, or /ɪd/ based on the final sound of the root verb to improve your spoken English.
- [Sit vs Seat: Short vs Long Vowel Pronunciation Guide](https://getspeakright.com/blog/sit-vs-seat-vowel-length-guide): Learn the exact tongue position and vowel length differences to perfectly pronounce sit and seat in American and British English.
- [Pronounce Bean and Bin Correctly With Minimal Pairs](https://getspeakright.com/blog/minimal-pairs-bean-vs-bin): Learn to distinguish the long E vowel in bean and the short I vowel in bin by focusing on mouth tension and length to improve spoken English.
- [Link Words by Connecting Consonants to Vowels](https://getspeakright.com/blog/connect-final-consonants-to-starting-vowels): Learn how to link words in English by connecting final consonants to starting vowels to sound more natural and fluent.
- [Distinguish Bat and Bet by Checking Tongue Position](https://getspeakright.com/blog/distinguish-bat-and-bet-tongue-position): Learn to distinguish bat and bet with minimal pairs practice by adjusting your tongue position for the short a and short e vowels.
- [Cheap vs Chip: The Long /iː/ and Short /ɪ/ Vowels](https://getspeakright.com/blog/minimal-pairs-cheap-vs-chip): Learn to pronounce cheap vs chip correctly by mastering the long tense /iː/ and short lax /ɪ/ vowels in this easy guide for English learners.
- [Relax Your Mouth to Master the English Schwa Sound](https://getspeakright.com/blog/how-to-pronounce-schwa-sound): Learn how to pronounce the schwa sound in English by relaxing your mouth muscles to improve your natural speaking rhythm and fluency.
- [Work vs Walk: The Silent L and the R-Controlled Vowel](https://getspeakright.com/blog/minimal-pairs-work-vs-walk): Learn work vs walk pronunciation: the r-controlled vowel /wɜːrk/ in work versus the silent L and the aw vowel /wɔːk/ in walk in this guide for English learners.
- [The American Flap T Sounds Like A Quick D](https://getspeakright.com/blog/how-to-pronounce-american-flap-t): Learn how the American flap T sounds like a quick D, when to use it, and practice exercises to master this essential accent feature.
- [Light vs Right: Minimal Pair Drill For L And R](https://getspeakright.com/blog/minimal-pairs-light-vs-right): Master the L and R sounds with this minimal pairs light right drill. Learn tongue placement and practice with targeted feedback.
- [Place Tongue Between Teeth To Pronounce TH Sound](https://getspeakright.com/blog/how-to-pronounce-th-sound): Learn how to pronounce the th sound by placing your tongue between your teeth to master voiced and voiceless English fricatives.
- [Say th for Think and s for Sink correctly](https://getspeakright.com/blog/minimal-pairs-think-vs-sink): Learn to distinguish think vs sink pronunciation by mastering tongue placement for the voiceless th and s sounds.
- [The best apps to practice English speaking in 2026](https://getspeakright.com/blog/best-apps-to-practice-english-speaking): An honest comparison of English speaking apps — SpeakRight, ELSA Speak, BoldVoice, Speeko, and Praktika — plus free ways to practice, and how to choose based on the problem you're actually solving.
- [The best way to practice English speaking alone](https://getspeakright.com/blog/practice-english-speaking-alone): No partner? You can still build real speaking skill on your own. Here are the most effective solo practice methods — shadowing, self-talk, recording, and AI conversation — and how to combine them.
- [How to reduce your accent in English (without losing your voice)](https://getspeakright.com/blog/how-to-reduce-your-accent): A realistic guide to reducing your accent in English — what actually causes an accent, which features to prioritize, and how to sound clearer without trying to erase who you are.
- [How to improve your English pronunciation: a practical guide](https://getspeakright.com/blog/how-to-improve-english-pronunciation): A step-by-step way to improve your English pronunciation on your own — train your ear first, shadow native audio, drill the sounds your language lacks, and get feedback per word.
- [Ship vs Sheep: the minimal pair that exposes your English accent](https://getspeakright.com/blog/minimal-pairs-ship-vs-sheep): Why ship and sheep sound identical to many English learners — the short /ɪ/ vs long /iː/ difference, the minimal pairs to drill, and how to train your ear to hear it.
- [American vs British pronunciation: which English should you learn?](https://getspeakright.com/blog/american-vs-british-pronunciation): The real differences between American and British pronunciation — the rhotic r, the bath vowel, the t-flap — and how to pick one accent and train it consistently.

## Download

- [App Store (iOS)](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6767817979)
- [Google Play (Android)](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.speak.right)

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