Practice English Accents — British & American
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One phrase, two accents
Compare English reference voices side by side, then practise the same words in your chosen accent.
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British & American — Side by Side
Switch between RP and General American on any word or sentence. Hear both, compare, decide which you want to sound like.
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11 accents across British, Irish & American
British & American flagships, plus Irish — pick yours.
British & Irish
RP
FreeReceived Pronunciation. Non-rhotic, long vowels, classic British.
Cockney
FreeLondon East End. TH-fronting, glottal stops, H-dropping.
Northern English
PremiumFlat BATH vowel, STRUT-FOOT merger.
Yorkshire
PremiumDefinite article reduction, distinctive intonation.
Scouse
PremiumLiverpool. Fricative T, Irish-influenced rhythm.
Scottish
PremiumRhotic, rolled R, Scottish vowel length.
Irish
PremiumDental stops, melodic lilting intonation.
Welsh
PremiumCharacteristic singsong, clear consonants.
American
General American
FreeThe standard US accent. Rhotic R, T-flapping, cot-caught merger.
Southern US
PremiumPin-pen merger, /aɪ/ monophthong, drawl rhythm. Y'all.
New York
PremiumVariable non-rhoticity, raised THOUGHT vowel, dental stops.