Pronunciation checker · practise English speaking
See exactly which words you got wrong — and how to fix them.
Read a sentence you actually need. SayRight flags each word a listener would mishear, tells you in plain words what to do with your mouth, and plays a slow model to copy. No random scores.
Pick a sentence you need — or paste your own
Tap any word below to hear it on its own.
Works best in Chrome, Edge or Safari. We never upload your audio — only the text of what was heard.
A clear path, not a score
Say a real sentence
Your job intro, an interview answer, a café order. Pick one or paste your own — in English, German, Spanish, French and more.
See each off word
Every word a listener heard differently is marked, with what they heard instead (“tree” for “three”), so you know which sound slipped.
Fix it, copy it, retry
A one-line tip for your tongue, lips or stress, a respelling like “THUR-zday”, a slow model to copy — then record again.
Built for what learners actually complain about
“This app will give you some random scores but no clear path to improve anything.”
“My biggest complaint about Duolingo is the lack of feedback about how to improve.”
“Can you let me play back the mispronounced word along with what’s the right pronunciation for the same?”
“I would pay for an equivalent app that helped my German pronunciation.”
- A concrete fix for every flagged word
- Play back any word slowly, then yourself
- Your own sentences, not canned drills
- German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch
- No trial auto-charge, cancel in two clicks
- No account needed to start
Free
$0
- 5 checks every day
- Word-by-word fixes and slow model
- All 8 languages
Pro
$7.99/month
or $79.90/year (save 17%)
- Unlimited checks
- Custom scripts: speeches, interviews, presentations
- Progress history and your most-missed sounds
- No trial that turns into a surprise charge
Questions
How does SayRight check my pronunciation?+
You read a sentence aloud. Your browser’s speech recognition writes down what a listener would hear, and SayRight lines that up with your sentence word by word. Every word that came out as a different word (or not at all) is flagged, and an AI coach explains which sound slipped and exactly how to fix it.
Is it free?+
Yes — 5 checks every day, no account and no card needed. Pro ($7.99/month or $79.90/year) adds unlimited checks, saved scripts for speeches and interviews, and a progress history.
Will I be charged after a free trial?+
No. There is no trial that converts into a paid plan. You are only charged when you choose to subscribe, and you can cancel any time from your account.
Which languages can I practise?+
US and UK English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese and Dutch. Set your first language too, and the tips focus on the habits speakers of your language typically have.
Is my voice recorded or stored?+
Your recording stays on your device so you can play it back. SayRight’s servers receive only the text transcript, never audio. Your browser’s speech service may process the audio to transcribe it (for example Google in Chrome or Apple in Safari).
Guides
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