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The Phonetics 3D
- Fuminori Homma
- Apple App Store
- Paid
- Education
See English pronunciation.
The Phonetics 3D recreates English pronunciation using realistic 3D computer graphics, showing tongue position, airflow, and vocal cord vibration.
It explains the mechanics of English sounds — once known only to specialists — in a way that beginners can easily understand.
Recommended for:
- Learners who want to rebuild their pronunciation from the basics
- Those who struggle with sounds like R and L or TH
- Anyone aiming to improve listening skills
- Students preparing for study abroad, business English, or exams
Features:
- All 41 American English phonemes recreated in 3D
- Step-by-step explanations of tongue movement, airflow, and voicing
- Direct comparison between Japanese-accented English and native pronunciation
- 46 commonly confused sound pairs (R/L, S/TH, N/NG, etc.)
- High-frequency vocabulary selected from the BNC corpus
- Over 120,000 words visualized in sync with audio
- 3x slow playback and phoneme-by-phoneme playback
- Coverage of 40 advanced pronunciation features (reduction, assimilation, linking, elision)
Supported OS:
- iOS 15.0 or later
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