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YouGlish

by YouGlish

Type any word or phrase and hear it said by real people in thousands of YouTube clips, filtered by US, UK or Australian English.

Best for: Hearing how a word really sounds inside a sentence, with natural stress and reductions, not just a dictionary recording.

Cost
Free
Levels
intermediate, advanced
Skills
Pronunciation & accent, Listening
Accent
American, British and more
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