Your report showed which sounds need attention.
Here’s a glimpse of how you’ll learn them.
Rest the tip of your tongue lightly between your teeth. Let the air flow out from the little gap between your tongue and teeth.
- Tongue sticks out between teeth
- Sound is not made with vocal cords
- Air escapes between tongue and teeth
In 1 Hour Pronunciation, Teacher K explains every sound in its own short lesson.
Every English word is built from the same 44 sounds.
Master those 44 sounds, and you have the building blocks for every word in English.
Learn a sound once. Use it in thousands of words.
She clearly likes learning English.
That’s why pronunciation is best approached at the level of individual sounds. As you master each of the 44 sounds of English, you immediately improve the thousands of words that contain it. Your pronunciation gets clearer, and people notice.
Stop guessing. Target the sound.
You can tell something is off
But knowing something is wrong isn’t the same as knowing how to fix it.
You keep repeating the word, but nothing changes
Repeating a word without knowing what to change mostly practices the old habit.
Find the one sound that’s off
It’s usually one sound, not the whole word. See exactly how it’s made, practice that, and the word follows.
See it. Practice it. Know what to change.
Teacher-led lessons
Teacher K shows exactly how each sound is made before you practice it.
Feedback on your speech
Record yourself and find out which sounds you need to work on.
A structured path
Learn each sound on its own, then practice it in words and sentences.
A path that grows with you.
Everyone starts with 1 Hour Pronunciation. Continue only if ME2G is helping you.
1 Hour Pronunciation
Learn all 44 sounds of North American English with Teacher K, one short video at a time.
Practice Like a Pro
Sentences designed by Teacher K, with feedback on every sound you say.
30 Day Pronunciation Challenge
Short daily sessions that turn clear sounds into a speaking habit.
As a teacher, I often see the same thing.
In more than 25 years of teaching, I’ve worked with students at every level. Many of them speak fluent English, yet they often struggle with one or two of the 44 sounds that hold them back a little. They can hear it, and they know other people hear it too. What they don’t know is how to fix it. It’s almost never about talent or effort. Usually, it’s because no one ever showed them how the sound is made.
The moment it clicks is the best part. Once a student sees the movement behind a sound, and puts in some practice, the problem almost always goes away. I built ME2G to give every learner that moment.
International school teacher · Founder of MyEnglish2Go
You have seen your sounds.
Now learn to change them.
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