Spanish pronunciation checker. Record yourself speaking Spanish and AI rates your accent, vowels, and rhythm.
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To check your Spanish pronunciation, record yourself speaking Spanish and upload it: the AI returns an overall pronunciation score out of 10, the specific sounds you handle well, and the specific sounds that need work, drawn from the classic trouble list for learners (the rolled r, the soft d between vowels, b versus v, ñ, the j sound, ll and y, and vowel purity, since Spanish has five crisp vowels that English speakers tend to smear into diphthongs). It also identifies which regional accent you are closest to (Mexican, Castilian, Argentinian, Colombian, Caribbean) or whether your accent is mixed, and evaluates your rhythm, because Spanish is syllable-timed while English is stress-timed, and that timing difference is what makes learners sound foreign even with perfect individual sounds. You finish with three drills to practice this week, addressed directly to you as a learner.
Record yourself speaking Spanish naturally (reading a paragraph plus a bit of free speech gives the best coverage) and upload it. The AI scores your overall pronunciation, then itemizes strengths and weaknesses across the sounds that actually separate learner Spanish from native Spanish: whether your r rolls or taps correctly, whether d softens between vowels (the difference between todo sounding native or robotic), whether b and v merge as they should, how clean your ñ, j, and ll sounds are, and whether your vowels stay pure or glide. Accent placement compares your patterns against major regional varieties (Mexican, Castilian, Argentinian, Colombian, Caribbean) and tells you which you lean toward or whether you have picked up a mix. Rhythm analysis checks for syllable timing, flagging the stress-timed English habit of crushing unstressed syllables. The three weekly drills target your weakest specific sounds.
Record yourself speaking Spanish, upload the clip, and the checker scores you out of 10, names the sounds you already handle well, and pinpoints the ones costing you: the rolled r, the soft d between vowels, b and v, the ñ and j sounds, ll, and vowel purity. Three drills for the week target your weakest sounds.
Yes, the r is checked both ways: the single tap in words like pero and the full trill in perro and carro. If you are substituting an English r or skipping the trill, the feedback says so, and the drills usually include trill-building exercises, since it is the most requested fix among learners.
It does not grade you against one standard. The analysis identifies which regional variety your speech currently leans toward (Mexican, Castilian, Argentinian, Colombian, or Caribbean) or tells you the mix you have picked up, which is useful if your input has been Mexican teachers and Spanish television simultaneously.
Usually rhythm. English squeezes unstressed syllables; Spanish gives each syllable close to even time, and carrying the English habit over marks you instantly even with a flawless r. The rhythm section checks your syllable timing specifically, which most pronunciation apps skip in favor of isolated sounds.
Good audio and 30 to 60 seconds of speech get specific, sound-level feedback; a short mumbled clip gets generalities. It hears phonetics, not your vocabulary or grammar, and scoring pronunciation involves judgment calls near the borderline. Treat the score as a progress marker and rerun the same passage after a week of drills.
Both if you can: read a paragraph for controlled coverage of the difficult sounds, then talk for 20 seconds about your day. Spontaneous speech exposes the habits reading hides, like vowels gliding into diphthongs when you stop concentrating. Mention your target region in the notes if you want accent-specific guidance.
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