bath
/bɑːθ/
British
Modern Received Pronunciation
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Sound-by-sound scoring · placement check · bonus drills
New Version 1.7 — British, American and Australian
Sound like you grew up in London.
AnyAccent listens to every sound you make, shows you exactly which ones give you away, and coaches you in a natural native accent until they don't.
Feedback on every soundSix coaches, two per accentiPhone and iPad
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Can I have
a glass of
water?
Sound by sound · water
w 96ɔː 88t 41ə 90
Accent 3/5 · British
/ɑː/ in glassheard /æ/ — the American vowel
The t in waterheard a tap, not a /t/
Your pitchrose at the end, like a question ✓
How it works
It hears what you can't.
You can't fix a sound you can't hear yourself making. AnyAccent can hear it, name it, and show you what to do with your mouth instead.
one
Listen
Your coach says the line in a natural, native-sounding voice. Slow it to ¾ or ½ speed as often as you like.
two
Say it
Record your version. It stops by itself when you do, and you can play yourself back next to the coach.
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See every sound
In a few seconds every word is coloured and every sound is scored — with what we heard instead, and how to fix it.
Inside 1.7
This is the actual app.
No mock-ups. Drag through the real screens.
Sound by sound
Not “good job.”
Which sound, exactly.
Tap any word and it splits into its sounds, each with a score and what we actually heard. No guessing which part let you down.
- 🎯What we heard instead“We heard /d/ here. Try it with /ð/.” — then a Fix button that takes you straight to that sound.
- 〰Stress and intonationA pink squiggle for a stressed syllable in the wrong place, and your pitch at the end of a line against the coach's.
- ⇄Compare soundsThe sound you were aiming for next to the one you made, both animated and playable.
Tap a word
Voiced
Through the nose
θ
TH
Tongue tip between the teeth
See the sound
Every sound, made in front of you.
A cutaway of the mouth moves through each sound — tongue, lips, jaw, soft palate and where the air goes. The same diagram is in the app for every sound in the course. Try it:
Three honest numbers
Clear is not the same as British.
You can be perfectly easy to understand and still sound American. So every attempt gets three scores, and each tells you something different.
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Clarity
How clearly you formed each sound. Tap a word to hear where one slipped.
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Natural
How close you sound to a native speaker — your accent overall, not which country it comes from.
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British or American, or Australian
Which way your accent leans. You can sound very natural and still lean the other way.
Five sounds give an accent away.
After each line an Accent pill says how many of the tell-tale sounds went your way — judged word by word, with a tip and the lesson that fixes each one.
R after a vowel car
The a in bath
The o in hot
The y in news
The t in water
“Hi, I'm Liam. We'll work through this sound by sound.”
Your coach
Six coaches. Two for every accent.
Your coach greets you by name, says every line you practise in a natural voice for your accent, and tells you what to try next. Switch any time in Profile.
British
AmeliaWarm, encouraging
OliverWry, unhurried
American
EmmaWarm, encouraging
LiamCalm, precise
Australian
MiaAustralian voice
TheoAustralian voice
Three accents, a full course each
Pick where you want to sound from.
water
/ˈwɑːɾɚ/
American
General American
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Sound-by-sound scoring · placement check · bonus drills
today
/təˈdæɪ/
Australian
General Australian
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Listen and imitate · every line scored as a whole
Coming next: IrishScottishNorthern BritishCockneySwiss German
Everything in 1.7
A whole accent gym in your pocket.
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Find your starting point
Read twelve sentences that cover every sound. The course picks the lessons you need most, and keeps a “Picked for you” list aimed at your weakest sounds.
Intonation that goes up when it should
When your pitch lands wrong at the end of a line, an Intonation card shows your curve against the coach's — falling for a statement, rising for a question.
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Hear the difference
Minimal pairs in every lesson — ship or sheep, cot or caught — plus an ear-training journey to tune your hearing.
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Shadowing
330 lines in 17 chapters. Speak along with the coach until the rhythm is yours.
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Mouth gym
Tongue twisters, slow-motion lines and whisper drills that build the muscle memory.
A streak worth keeping
Your week in flames on Home, and a daily reminder at the time you choose. It stays quiet on the days you've already practised.
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Sound library
Every sound with your running average: how to make it, your usual mistake, and your hardest words.
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Notebooks
Bookmark any line you practise into your own notebooks, then come back to your vocabulary and sentences with their score history.
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Share your score, not your voice
A card with your score and your accent to share. Never the sentence, the recording or your name.
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iPhone and iPad
The same course on both, with a roomier sidebar layout on iPad.
Your voice
We listen so we can help. That's all.
- Each recording is scored on our servers — that's how we can hear every sound — and kept to make the coach better.
- Never sold, and never used to work out who you are.
- Switch off “use my recordings to improve AnyAccent” at any time, or delete everything from Settings in one tap.
- No accounts, no sign-up, no tracking across apps.
- The details, in plain English: privacy policy.
Pricing
Start free. Stay for the accent.
Free
Try the whole idea before you pay.
- Your first lesson, with full per-sound feedback
- The first chapter of every bonus pack
- The sound library
- Your coach, your streak and reminders
Premium
Yearly or monthly. Cancel any time.
- All three accents, a full course each
- Placement check and lessons picked for you
- Every sound page, with how it's made
- Shadowing, ear training and the mouth gym
- Practice: your weakest sounds, reviews and notebooks
Your accent,
on your side.
Download AnyAccent and hear your first lesson scored, sound by sound.