08/21/2026
English pronunciation for Spanish speakers: the highest-impact sound contrasts
Start with the English sound contrasts that commonly collapse for Spanish speakers: ship/sheep, cap/cup, b/v, s/z, th, and initial s clusters.
Pronunciation practice that gives you a next step
Diagnose a specific sound, understand what the score can and cannot tell you, and practise the part of your speech that needs attention.
08/21/2026
Spanish pronunciation practice: a diagnostic routine that shows what to fix
A focused Spanish pronunciation routine for vowels, r sounds, b/v, stress, and connected speech. Record, compare, diagnose, and practise one change at a time.
08/21/2026
How accurate is AI pronunciation feedback?
AI pronunciation scores can help you spot repeatable sound problems, but one number is not a verdict on your accent. Learn what the score measures and how to test it properly.
08/21/2026
French pronunciation practice: /u/ vs /y/ and nasal vowels
Practise French /u/ and /y/ as one contrast, then diagnose nasal vowels separately. Includes mouth-position cues, word pairs, and a 15-minute routine.
08/21/2026
Why did my pronunciation score change?
A pronunciation score can change because your sound changed, your recording changed, or both. Use this troubleshooting workflow before rebuilding your practice plan.
08/21/2026
Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation: a 12-minute routine for nasal vowels and the Brazilian R
A 12-minute Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation routine using nasal vowels, strong and tapped R positions, and phrases from QwikSpeak’s shipped travel course.
08/21/2026
What a free pronunciation test should tell you before asking you to sign up
A fair free pronunciation test explains the task, email gate, usage limit, result, and paid offer before you record. Use this checklist to judge one.
08/21/2026
German pronunciation practice: test ich, ach, and ü separately
Diagnose German ich-Laut, ach-Laut, and ü in three separate tests. Learn the mouth position, use focused word sets, then combine them in QwikSpeak’s German prompts.