Improve your spoken language skills with this pronunciation dictionary. Hear words spoken by native speakers, record yourself to compare, and adjust playback speed. Essential for language learners and professionals.
Reviews of (How to) Pronounce PRO are mixed: the Education app is rated 4.8/5 from 3.6K App Store ratings. What users like most: helpful for pronouncing words, user-friendly interface. Top complaints: crashes or freezes after use, poor pronunciation quality. Summarized from real user reviews.
1.5.6
November 7, 2020
Minor bug fixes and improvements
$0.99
Intermediate Food Words (English)
Learn the pronunciations of words related to food at an intermediate level
4 issues
Purchased features not carrying over to pro version
Inconsistent voice quality and pronunciation
5 requests
Add ability to save favorite words or phrases
Improve pronunciation accuracy, especially for foreign languages
This app functions as a pronunciation dictionary for multiple languages. It allows you to hear how words and phrases are spoken by native speakers, record your own pronunciation to compare, and adjust the playback speed for detailed listening. It is designed to help users improve their spoken language skills.
The app currently supports English (British, American, Australian), Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Arabic, Turkish, Korean, and Hindi. This broad support makes it useful for learning a variety of languages.
This is the PRO version, which is ad-free. While the description mentions a free version to test suitability, the PRO version itself is likely a paid upgrade or has in-app purchases for full functionality, as indicated by the monetization model.
The app is highly beneficial for learners of foreign languages, teachers, actors, singers, public speakers, and businessmen. Anyone who needs to ensure clear and accurate pronunciation in their professional or personal life will find this tool valuable.
Yes, a key feature is the ability to record your own pronunciation of a word or phrase and compare it directly with the model pronunciation provided by the app. This direct comparison is crucial for identifying and correcting pronunciation errors.
