1、
1、
Hi
haɪ
,
,
welcome
ˈwɛlkəm
to
tə
Slow
sloʊ
English
With
Brian
ˈbraɪən
.
.
2、
2、
I'm
Brian
ˈbraɪən
.
.
3、
3、
I
aɪ
have
been
an
ən
English
teacher
ˈtiʧər
in
ɪn
Vietnam
viˌɛtˈnɑm
for
fər
seven
ˈsɛvən
years
.
.
4、
4、
I
aɪ
used
to
tə
teach
tiʧ
in
ɪn
Hanoi
ˈhænɔɪ
,
,
but
bət
now
naʊ
I
aɪ
live
in
ɪn
my
maɪ
wife's
waɪfs
hometown
ˈhoʊmˌtaʊn
and
teach
tiʧ
English
with
her
here
hir
.
.
5、
5、
It's
ɪts
about
əˈbaʊt
one
wʌn
hour
away
əˈweɪ
from
frəm
Hanoi
ˈhænɔɪ
.
.
6、
6、
I
aɪ
have
taught
tɔt
students
ˈstudənts
of
əv
all
ɔl
levels
ˈlɛvəlz
,
,
but
bət
I
aɪ
want
this
ðɪs
channel
ˈʧænəl
to
tə
focus
on
people
ˈpipəl
who
hu
are
ər
teaching
ˈtiʧɪŋ
their
ðɛr
ears
how
haʊ
to
tə
hear
hir
and
understand
ˌʌndərˈstænd
spoken
ˈspoʊkən
English
.
.
7、
7、
The
ðə
key
ki
to
tə
teaching
ˈtiʧɪŋ
your
jər
ears
how
haʊ
to
tə
listen
ˈlɪsən
to
tʊ
and
understand
ˌʌndərˈstænd
spoken
ˈspoʊkən
English
is
ɪz
to
tə
listen
ˈlɪsən
absolutely
ˌæbsəˈlutli
every
day
deɪ
,
,
and
I
aɪ
want
to
tə
help
hɛlp
.
.
8、
8、
I
aɪ
want
to
tə
make
meɪk
a
ə
lot
of
əv
videos
ˈvɪdioʊz
about
əˈbaʊt
many
ˈmɛni
different
topics
ˈtɑpɪks
so
soʊ
that
you
can
kən
practice
listening
to
tə
me
mi
with
my
maɪ
American
English
accent
.
.
9、
9、
I
aɪ
also
ˈɔlsoʊ
love
lʌv
teaching
ˈtiʧɪŋ
pronunciation
prəˌnʌnsiˈeɪʃən
,
,
so
soʊ
I
aɪ
will
help
hɛlp
you
in
ɪn
many
ˈmɛni
of
əv
my
maɪ
videos
ˈvɪdioʊz
to
tə
speak
spik
more
mɔr
clearly
ˈklɪrli
so
soʊ
that
other
ˈʌðər
people
ˈpipəl
can
kən
understand
ˌʌndərˈstænd
you
.
.
10、
10、
In
ɪn
these
ðiz
videos
ˈvɪdioʊz
,
,
you
will
also
ˈɔlsoʊ
learn
lɜrn
how
haʊ
to
tə
use
complicated
ˈkɑmpləˌkeɪtəd
grammar
ˈɡræmər
rules
rulz
correctly
kəˈrɛktli
and
naturally
.
.
11、
11、
That's
ðæts
very
ˈvɛri
important
ɪmˈpɔrtənt
,
,
and
you
will
learn
lɜrn
how
haʊ
to
tə
use
complicated
ˈkɑmpləˌkeɪtəd
words
wɜrdz
correctly
kəˈrɛktli
.
.
12、
12、
If
ɪf
you
are
ər
ready
ˈrɛdi
to
tə
hear
hir
slow
sloʊ
,
,
clear
klɪr
,
,
and
American
English
,
,
please
pliz
like
laɪk
and
subscribe
səbˈskraɪb
and
click
klɪk
one
wʌn
of
əv
the
ði
other
ˈʌðər
videos
ˈvɪdioʊz
.
.
13、
13、
I
aɪ
look
lʊk
forward
ˈfɔrwərd
to
tə
seeing
ˈsiɪŋ
you
there
ðɛr
!
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I’m on Firefox/Windows, and it’s not working for me.
Hi, audio playback is extremely fast, too fast for a non-native English speaker to learn, unless I’m doing something wrong..?
Thanks
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Thanks guys, I’ve tried that but it is not correlating at all to changing speed? Great page by the way!
Chrome ..
What happens, the speech rate is not affected at all? What OS are you on, is it Chrome on Android by any chance?
There’s a round bar to move left or right to adjust the audio speed.
It doesn’t work well for me, the audio cuts off when I put an intermediate text and it’s not that long, it’s just a short text but no, no, I read the text, it just reads the first two words and it cuts off and I’m using Chrome and it doesn’t work for me but on the computer it does but not on the tablet, my tablet is a Samsung Galaxy 9 a
Ok, thanks for the feedback. The speech cuts off in Chrome on Android, but ok in Chrome on mac or PC?
On Android, Firefox seems to work best, then Edge. Chrome, Brave on Android didn’t work for me, while Opera doesn’t seem to support speech at all.
Здравствуйте! Я пытаюсь раскручивать этот инструмент в интернете, так как являюсь его фанатом. До 10 подписчиков мне не хватает 4 подписчика, чтобы Дзен начал бы автоматически мне помогать. Прошу мне помочь, ибо Я помогаю Вам!
Hola, pongo las palabras, pulso para oírlas como se pronuncian y no sale el sonido. ¿Por qué no hay sonido?
Chrome sometimes takes time to download voices, especially if you select a network voice. Try a few times.
“Row” meaning an argument is /raʊ/. And this pronunciation variant is absent here.
It’s mostly BrE and it is present if you select British dialect, you just need to click the word to change variants.
θæŋks ə lɑt!
Humanoid doesn’t work?
Hello,
I wanted to submit a phonetic transcription that wasn’t inside your database for the word, ”Murcian”, for more info check this wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murcian_Spanish.
I’m a spanish person and I would be glad if you could add this transcription to your database, thank you!
(Please check if it’s correct and I didn’t commit any errors)
Nice tool, and if you start to learn IPA try https://ipa101.com/
too much add
missing words: transliterate transliterator and similar; iterable; iterator
game changer for me