L
hard“A little bell rang lightly in the hall.”
Touch the tongue tip just behind the upper teeth for /l/. Keep each L clear before increasing speed.
Practice this one→ Pronunciation practice that feels like a game
Untangle your tongue. Speak with confidence.
Practice tricky English sounds with short, focused tongue twisters. Start slow, stay clear, then see how fast you can go.
TODAY'S PRACTICEDaily twist
3 rounds
“A clever goat kicked the garden bucket.”
Target soundK-G
Levelmedium
1
SlowGet every sound clean
2
RepeatBuild the rhythm
3
SpeedBeat your time
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Practice with purpose. Every drill is organized by sound and difficulty, so you always know what you're training.
◎ Targeted sounds◒ Clear levels↻ Daily practice
PRACTICE BY SOUND
Train the sound that trips you up.
Pick one sound and practice it across multiple words and rhythms.
FIND YOUR LEVEL
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P-B
hard“Bella painted pale blue birds on paper.”
Close both lips. Release a stronger puff for /p/ and use voice for /b/.
Practice this one→F-V
hard“Frank's favorite flavor is fresh vanilla.”
Touch the lower lip to the upper teeth. Use air for /f/ and add vocal vibration for /v/.
Practice this one→CH-J
hard“Jenny's orange jacket matched her cherry shoes.”
Begin with a brief stop and release into friction. Keep CH /tʃ/ and J /dʒ/ distinct.
Practice this one→K-G
hard“Kate cooked garlic cakes for Greg's guests.”
Lift the back of the tongue toward the soft palate. Keep /k/ unvoiced and /g/ voiced.
Practice this one→R
hard“Rapid river ripples rocked the narrow rowing boat.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
Practice this one→A BETTER WAY TO PRACTICEThree simple rounds.
Three simple rounds.
One clearer voice.
Don't race the sentence on your first try. Build accuracy first, then speed.
Try today's challenge →01
Read it slowly
Notice the target sounds and exaggerate them a little.
02
Repeat for rhythm
Say the line three times without losing clarity.
03
Turn up the speed
Use the timer and try to beat yourself, not the language.
RTHSH
DAILY CHALLENGEOne tongue twister.
Take the challenge →One tongue twister.
Three tries. Go.
A tiny daily habit for clearer pronunciation and faster speech.