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This is maybe more for younger students, but it might be helpful for older students, too. This site lets you cut and paste text into it and then it provides an easier version with more common synonymes for the more advanced words. The substituted words are highlighted and you can click on them to see the original harder words and learn more about them.

Kathleen Morgan

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Rewordify.com | Understand what you read

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Rewordify.com helps you read more, understand better, learn new words, and teach more effectively.

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This app helps learners practice their listening skills by using authentic clips, such as TED Talks.  There is a script that scrolls in real-time,

Navigating it is not very user-friendly, but it breaks down the language really nicely.  Users can slow down the speech and block certain words.  Users can bookmark phrases and review them later, and you can isolate words and look up their meaning into your L1.   You can upload your own videos, as well, but I didn't try to see what it does, exactly.  Another negative is that it seems to be only available on Apple products.

(Quinn Bilyeu)

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Learn Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, German, Korean etc.

30 min on the way to work,
30 min on the way to school,
Towards the dream, ListeningDrill !

***** Best of best - It is best of best for learning English and getting information by qustjdak
***** Great! - I've been looking for an app like this for a long time! Great job! by Jonathan Oliver
***** Awesome! - This is what I waiting for! by yun ro
***** Great App - This app is wonderful!! worked perfectly right out of the box! highly recommended! by Det Kat
***** Just what I wanted - Great great great by jaeyong choi

TED (English + 2nd Language Subtitle) / Classical audio book / Fairy tales / AB repeat / auto repeat / play speed control / vocabulary / bookmark / playing in the background / U.S. Drama , Movies Uploading ...

I wish I could hear every dialog at least in this one favorite movie ...
Yes, you can !!!
Just start, soon you will begin to hear ...

- Play TED
- Free audiobook (Alice's adventure in wonderland, The wonderful wizard of OZ, Anne of green Gables ...)
- Fairy tales for kids (1001 nights, Aesop fables, Hans Christian Andersen ...)
- User video/audio upload

ListeningDrill can

- play both video and audio in sleep mode(background mode) seamlessly.
- adjust play speed (0.5X ~ 2.0X)
- merge subtitle files (even can merge two files they have different timing information and in different formats)
one for main for study, another for sub as translation.
- repeat based on subtitles (1, 2, 3 ... subtitles at a time, 1, 2, 3 .. times loop)
- AB repeat
- check whole scripts by scroll.
- play from selected subtitle
- adjust size and color of subtitle font
- play dialogs only (skip where no dialogs and move to next dialog immediately.
- manage vocabulary for each subtitle file, extract words from subtitle file, manage excluded words list, edit vocabulary ...
- bookmark on each subtitles, bookmark on AB repeat information.
- show and hide subtitles
- listen and repeat
- support convenient quick-dictionary

When you upload files, you can do it without USB connection.
With WiFi connection only, you can just drag and drop for uploading.
(Of course, you can use iTunes Sharing too which requires USB connection for faster upload)

First of all, you must understand foreign languages through listening.

It is for those who need to practice listening to foreign languages. Users can read subtitles and replay the media files repeatedly.

[Supported Media Files]
1. mp4, mov, mpv, 3gp video files
3. mp3 audio files

[Supported Subtitle Format]

1. lrc (Karaoke Lyrics LRC)
2. smi (SAMI Captioning)
3. srt (SubRip format)

If you have any question, please mail to insubae@neointro.com

Following functions added
- Double tap on the 'previous subtitle button' : play previous file.
- Double tap on the 'next subtitle button' : play next file.

Useful, if learning English

I am a native English speaker and I downloaded this app to improve my vocabulary and understanding in other languages. This works well when I watch the TED videos that I am able to download with different subtitles, but other than that, everything is very limited for learning other languages, especially for me as I am studying Polish, which doesn't have a lot of programs made for it. I would love to see some additions to this app with a wider range of audiobooks in different languages, and an easier way to get new subtitles on existing videos and audiobooks, as I don't even think that's possible now.

Not working

This is not working. No instructions, nothing. Don't buy this. All Ted talks they listed are disconnected. Horrible program. It says the link is valid.

To upgrade to full ver. is no brainer.

Keep up the good work!
Update: well, i originally thought it's a no brainer 5 stars but I just found that the app won't remember where I was at when watching uploaded files. This is a deal breaker for me since I watch movies a lot and it's really annoying every time it'll start from the beginning. I take 2 stars off just because of this simple yet very important feature. Hope it'll be fixed in next version.
Update2:mailed to the author and got solution in 2 hours. It turns out its by design. It always plays from the beginning if play from "uploaded files from PC" but if the file is added to a playlist, it can play from where it stopped last time.

Back to 5 stars.

The developer, Neointro, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

No Details Provided

The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update.

Information

Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 8.0 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 8.0 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 8.0 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 11 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip.

Languages

English, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Vietnamese

Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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‎Learn Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, German, Korean etc. 30 min on the way to work, 30 min on the way to school, Towards the dream, ListeningDrill ! ***** Best of best - It is best of best for learning English and getting information by qustjdak ***** Great!

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My suggestion is the website called “Sounds of speech” by the University of Iowa. They provide explanations of speech sounds in English, Spanish, and German. There is also an app.

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My suggestion is the website called “Sounds of speech” by the University of Iowa. They provide explanations of speech sounds in English, Spanish, and German. There is also an app.

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soundsofspeech.uiowa.edu

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One website I have used in the past to help learn sounds (according to the IPA) is IPAchart. it has both the vowel tract and full chart including, clicks, affricate, ejectives, and implosives. I also like Pink Trombone for visualizing the vocal tract. It produces a steady sound, that you can modulate not only the frequency of but also affect with the different articulators in the mouth.

https://www.ipachart.com

https://dood.al/pinktrombone/

-Drew Howard

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I sometime have hard time reading some ipa symbols, and this website helped me a lot with ipa!

http://ipa-reader.xyz/

-Asma Kim

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What Is This?

This is a tool for reading International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) notation aloud.

It makes it easy to actually hear how words are pronounced based on their phonetic spelling, without having to look up each character in the IPA chart and string the sounds together yourself.

For example, "budgerigar" (AKA the common parakeet) can be pronounced according to its IPA notation/ˈbʌdʒərɪɡɑːr/.

How Do You Use It?

Find a word you would like to hear pronounced, grab the IPA notation (if you don't already have it, Wiktionary is a great place to look), toss it in the form, and hit the "Read" button.

For example, /ˈpɪdʒən/ will be read as "pigeon."

How Does It Work?

I had fun making this, so I wrote about how it was built here!

Who Am I?

I'm nobody! Who are you?

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This is a tool for reading International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) notation aloud. It makes it easy to actually hear how words are pronounced based on their phonetic spelling, without having to look up each character in the IPA chart and string the sounds together yourself.

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This website can create tree worksheets from minimal pairs that can be used in class activities. The words used in the minimal pairs are customizable so the vocabulary level can be adjusted.

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With this fast, intelligent worksheet generator web-app you can create a variety of language worksheets such as: Wordsearches, Spelling Tests, Cloze Texts, Minimal Pair Trees and more.

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Google’s pronunciation feature helps you pronounce tricky words just directly from the search results. All you have to do is type “How do you pronounce” followed by the words you want help with. Google will show you how to pronounce the word with audio. You can even use your phone’s mic to practice the word.

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How do you pronounce anemone? Practice with Google Search

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This is an app designed by SpeakEasyLabs that helps learners have spoken conversations to practice their pronunciation. Learners can converse with virtual characters and get instant feedback on how clear their speech is. There are different topics of conversation that could be relevant to the learners, such as job interview practice, TOEFL prep, travel, ordering food, business English, and so on. It also teaches real-world English such as slang and idioms. The downside is that it is available only for iOS, but it's completely free!
https://apps.apple.com/kh/app/speak-practice-your-english/id1181737552

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Hello everyone. When I used to teach conversational ESL in Puerto Rico, I found out of this tool called "FluentU" which provides authentic conversational videos and simulations for students to expand their vocabulary and develop their pronunciation skills transversally. It is not available for free, and I believe is a bit pricy, but I've been told that the authenticity of the materials are good. You can do a 14 day trial for free.
https://www.fluentu.com/

-Karla (she/her/ ella)

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ELSA (English Language Speech Assistant) This appt is interesting because you can download it on your phone for easy access. It offers a speaking test with detailed results and scores. The AI software lets you have a conversation with the computer and get quick feedback. It has a free 7-day trial version, and the prices range from $0.99-$99 for in-app purchases. The app helps smoothen out the pronunciation and speak more neutrally. The instructions and feedback can be displayed in 30 different languages.
ELSA - Speak English fluently, easily, confidently

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ELSA (English Learning and Speaking App) is free, highly rated pronunciation app that is available on the apple store, and google play. According to the website, this app helped 90% of people pronounce more clearly,  68% of people speak more easily, and 100% of people feel more confident. I think the confidence part is especially important because when a language learner is confident they are more susceptible to learning. The app itself is simple, easy to navigate, and cute/eye catching.
https://elsaspeak.com/en/

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The Best Way to Improve Your Skills Practicing your English speech with ELSA is fun and addictive. Our bite-sized lessons are effective, and we have proof that it works.

Get Instant Feedback Receive immediate, detailed feedback on your pronunciation using our proprietary artificial intelligence technology.

Find Your Proficiency Level Take a thoughtfully designed, short assessment test and receive a detailed report of your strengths and weaknesses.

Explore Fun Content Play games while practicing all 44 English language sounds, and learn from a wide range of relevant topics about business, travel, school, and more.

Track Your Progress Be proud of the accomplishments you've made along your journey to becoming a proficient English speaker.

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Our speech recognition app is designed to evaluate and give feedback on your English pronunciation and fluency. With ELSA you can speak English like a natural.

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I stumbled upon this app that I thought was pretty cool. You can record your own voice and it will give your a visual soundwave representation. You can also compare these visuals with native pronunciation. There are also lists of words that show the IPA transcription and which syllables are stressed and unstressed. These app is free for basic use but has in-app purchases.
https://elt.oup.com/catalogue/items/global/pronunciation/9780194270007?cc=jp&selLanguage=ja

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Beelingapp is a language learning app the offers texts in two languages. L2 learners can read in their L2 and reference their L1 for support. This is a good app to use for reading and listening but also pronunciation with the provided audio of native speakers. The app is free, and there is a premium option that offers readers more choices and flexibility in switching among languages. Despite it being free, there are a lot of texts the readers can choose from.

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Acquire languages naturally
by reading and listening to audiobooks, news and songs.

We use the neuroscience of language acquisition, the simplest way to gain understanding and develop fluency. Using the parallel texts method, we unlock the brain's natural ability to learn languages in context.

Reading skills

Our library features stories and news articles for learners at all levels as audiobooks. Because of our parallel texts methodology, learners can challenge themselves by reading more advanced stories.

Listening comprehension

Many of our stories are narrated by native speakers to help learners fully immerse in their target language. Learners test their knowledge with quizzes at the end of stories.

Building vocabulary

Learn new words with each story you read. We suggest key words for each story, and you can easily select words to add to your glossary. Practice and retain your new vocabulary words with flashcards and more.

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Beelinguapp | Learn languages with music & audiobooks

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Learn languages with parallel texts reading listening to music and audiobooks ✓ Over 4 Million Downloads ✓ 4,8 Rating in App Stores ✓ Learn 14 languages

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I thought this was interesting because it is something I didn't even know existed. It is a pronunciation dictionary, you can listen to how words are pronounced by people from around the world. There is even an application specifically for kids that is filled with language learning activities for them.

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This app/website is a high-variability phonetic trainer. It plays English vowels and consonants pronounced by different speakers, asks you to choose which vowel or consonant was pronounced, and then gives feedback on your answers. It trains listening rather than pronunciation, but improvements in perception sometimes result in improvements in production. It is not so much for teaching as it is learner-based, but it could possibly be used as a supplement to class material. It also teaches English IPA symbols!
EnglishAccentCoach.com

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This app was originally just a dictionary, but now it has many new features for English learning. For pronunciation specifically, it allows you to listen to utterances from authentic movie clips (natural English) and read after them. After that, you can post and contrast your audio with the original one. The app will show you which words in the sentence were mispronounced. Users can see all the posts and comment on them. It updates new sources every day, which keeps the learning process fun. This app is very use user-friendly since it doesn’t require any phonology knowledge to start. Besides, the app provides a great amount of free listening sources with mini quizzes. As listening is helpful for oral production, it makes the app even more beneficial.
Link to App Store: https://apps.apple.com/cn/app/youdaodict/id491854842?l=en&mt=12

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SpeecAce is a learner friendly software and that can easily be used by English language beginners (lower proficiency users) to learn pronunciation. Speech Ace analyzes learner's voice and compare learner's pronunciation with that of an expert provided by the software, tell learner where the learner is wrong. The learner can then correct him/herself by comparing his/her pronunciation with the expert's own. The software also shows the correctness of a learner on syllable, phoneme and quality of the pronunciation.
https://www.speechace.com/

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This free website allows you to type in a word or a phrase and it pulls up a video of a native speaker saying that word/phrase. There are 16 other languages (besides English) as well. Beneath the video, the website provides tips on how to help with your pronunciation and further suggestions (these seem like general comments, but the examples I saw mention word stress and intonation).
https://youglish.com/

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This is a language exchange app for mobile phones. It has a website too. As Italki, it's good for outside help and to talk to native speakers of any languages around the world, with the big advantage that you can talk to other people for FREE. Usually you help other people with your language while you receive help in their language. You can set the age, the language and even the countries you are interested in reaching (let's say, you only want to be exposed to American English). I highly recommend this app, I always found interesting people who helped me with English and Portuguese (the languages I was trying to improve).

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Tandem Language Exchange App | Find Conversation Exchange Partners

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Find A Language Exchange Partner Online! ✓ Connect With Other Language Learners ✓ Learn From Native Speakers For Free ✓ Join The Best Conversation Exchange Community ✓ Become Fluent With Tandem!

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This is an iphone/ipad app that specifically provides American English pronunciation practice. It gives the pronunciation for all of the sounds in the English language and has a section where learners can record (but does not save the recording) and practice their pronunciation (in words and sentences). A learner also inputs their native language for the app to translate any English words or sentences that a learner may not understand. The focus is mastering native-like pronunciation in individual sounds.
Here is a link to the app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pronuncian-english-pronounce/id1436241871

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This website provides Standard English/British pronunciation of pretty much any word you can think of. I think it is a helpful tool to give an idea of how a word can be pronounced by native English speakers. Granted, this is just one dialect of English, but it is a place to start.

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how to improve english accent and pronunciation

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how to pronounce english words correctly with audio

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How to pronounce the word cat;cart;cut;caught | English Pronunciation Dictionary | howjsay

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How to pronounce cat;cart;cut;caught. A free online pronunciation dictionary. cat;cart;cut;caught pronunciation and definition | English and American Spelling with naturally recorded voice.

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Suzanne's example. The following website was recommended by a former EIL 488 student, Stephanie Welch.

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Suzanne's example. The following website was recommended by a former EIL 488 student, Stephanie Welch.

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"I'm not sure about for pronunciation teaching, but for some outside help that students can use for extra practice is an app/website called italki. This app lets you talk with native speakers of the target language." (Stephanie, Spring 2020)

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italki helps you achieve your language learning ambitions. Find your ideal teacher and book a 1-on-1 lesson. There's no subscription or rigid schedule. Learn when you want, as much as you want.

If you'd prefer to learn without a teacher, you can use italki's handy learning tools. Improve your vocabulary, train your ear with podcasts, and put your knowledge to the test with quizzes. The italki Community is always sharing new content with language lovers.

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italki - Best language learning app with certificated tutors

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Discover a world of languages with italki. Learn over 150 languages including English, Spanish, French, Chinese, etc. with professional online tutors.