Pronunciation studio
Hear a native model, record yourself, and compare. Articulation guidance below is authored, not measured — no score is shown until a real analyser has heard you.
“El perro corre por el ferrocarril.”
[el ˈpero ˈkore poɾ el feroˈkariːl]
The dog runs along the railway.
Practice mode. Compare your recording with the model above; SayItFluent does not show a pronunciation score until a real speech analyser has measured your audio.
Target Phonetic Milestones
[r]
Relax your tongue tip and raise it to the alveolar ridge behind upper front teeth. Exhale steadily to make the tongue vibrate 2–3 times.
[ð]
Place the tongue lightly between or behind your front teeth without creating a harsh stop.
[x]
Raise the back of your tongue toward the soft palate (velum) and exhale smoothly with light friction.
[tʃ]
Tongue touches roof of mouth behind front teeth and releases with explosive air friction.
Sagittal Vocal Tract & Lip-Sync Articulator
ALVEOLAR TAP
Tongue tip vibrates rapidly against the alveolar ridge (3-5 taps) driven by sustained subglottic air pressure.
Acoustic Phonetic Spectrograph Studio
The Vocal Resonance Mirror
A rough in-browser readout of your pitch and your first two vowel resonances (formants). It is not a pronunciation score: it averages over the whole phrase and does not adjust for the size of your voice, so use it beside the model recording, not instead of listening.
The Spanish Rolled 'RR' (Mexican Standard)
Measured F1 (Jaw)
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Measured F2 (Tongue)
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Biomechanical Coaching Tip:
Keep tongue tip relaxed against upper gum ridge; let exhaled air produce 3-5 rapid vibrations without throat tension.