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
"你好世界"
Pinyin
"nǐ hǎo shì jiè"
Normal Language
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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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"Dried Figs, Sweet Spices, and Nile River Fish"
Normal Language
"I dig that song."
1970s Talk
"I really like that song."
Normal Language
"Can I get a large coffee?"
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"Gimme a jumbo joe."
Your language
"Buenos días, ¿cómo está usted?"
English
"Good morning, how are you?"
Normal Language
"A kind, helpful, and energetic young woman"
character cartoon names
"Sparkly, Breezy, Sunshine"
Normal Language
"Hello"
Early Kanata Language
"Ahoy, bright one!"
Normal Language
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Early English
"The cat sat on the mat"