Pronunciation Translator

Translate from Normal Language into Pronunciation

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This innovative tool bridges the gap between written and spoken language. By providing a phonetically accurate representation, our pronunciation translator supports various applications, from ESL learners to speech synthesis systems. Our algorithm utilizes a sophisticated phonetic analysis, breaking down words into their constituent sounds and converting them into a clear and understandable transcription. Users benefit from a readily understandable rendering of the desired text in a format optimal for vocalization, including the careful representation of subtle nuances of sound, which directly benefit language learners.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"apple"
Pronunciation
"apple"
Normal Language
"banana"
Pronunciation
"bah-nah-nah"
Normal Language
"chair"
Pronunciation
"chair"
Normal Language
"rhythm"
Pronunciation
"rhyth-um"
Normal Language
"compounded"
Pronunciation
"kom-paウンド-ed"
Normal Language
"understand"
Pronunciation
"un-der-stand"

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Normal Language
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Pinyin
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Normal Language
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Normal Language
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Normal Language
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Normal Language
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"Yeah, I'm feeling really cool today!"
Normal Language
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"OMG, this new project is totally gonna be HUGE!"
Normal Language
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Normal Language
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"I find that chair agreeable"
Normal Language
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Normal Language
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