30 Days to Learn English Pronunciation

Master the th sound through day 1 of the 30-day pronunciation challenge by practicing three tongue twisters, recording yourself, and analyzing your pronunciation for self‑feedback.

Day 2 focuses on the s and sh sounds through tongue twisters like 'I saw Susie sitting in a shoeshine shop' to improve pronunciation and speaking.

Day 3 focuses on mastering the sh and th sounds through two tongue twisters—an easy one and a challenging one—plus tips to record and compare your pronunciation for feedback.

Practice the k, ch, and w sounds using tongue twisters, record your pronunciation, and compare it to the model. Build confidence with rhythm, vowel focus, and clear articulation.

Master Canadian English pronunciation with day five focus on vowel sounds, mainly a and e, through daily tongue twisters, sound breakdowns, and guided self-recording with feedback.

Practice vowel sounds in day 6 of 30 days to learn English pronunciation, focusing on i, ae, and u through two tongue twisters and self-recorded feedback to improve pronunciation.

Day 7 explores the A, AE, E vowel sounds using two tongue twisters to boost pronunciation and speaking, teaching quick 'an' reduction and encouraging recording for feedback.

Join day eight of the 30 day pronunciation challenge to master the r sound through two tongue twisters, including 'Roberto ran rings around the ruins,' for ESL pronunciation practice.

Day 9 teaches sentence stress by focusing on content words in challenging tongue twisters, where a word serves as verb, noun, or adjective, shaping pronunciation and meaning.

Join a 30-day pronunciation challenge as you practice two tricky sounds, sh and ch, with short and longer tongue twisters, record yourself, and give feedback to improve speaking.

Practice the short e sound through engaging vowel drills and tongue twisters, as part of the 30 day challenge to improve English pronunciation.

Day 12 focuses on fr, br, and bl consonant clusters through tongue twisters, offering pronunciation practice with examples like fred, bread, black, and urging learners to record themselves for feedback.

Day 13 focuses on ae, u, i vowel sounds through two tongue twisters for pronunciation practice. Record yourself, listen, and give feedback to track progress in this 30-day pronunciation challenge.

Learn diphthongs and English vowel sounds through playful tongue twisters, focusing on mouth shapes and rounded lips to master sounds like gooey, great, and toy boat.

Practice consonant clusters st and sk through two tongue twisters, refine th and related sounds, and record your pronunciation to track progress on day 15 of the 30-day course.

Practice a relaxed o vowel sound with tongue twisters, focusing on mouth rounding for look, good, and could as part of day 16 in 30 days to learn English pronunciation.

Day 17 focuses on the f and p sounds through engaging tongue twisters, daily pronunciation practice, and self-recorded feedback to improve clarity and accuracy rather than speed.

Build pronunciation skills by practicing short i and short e with two tongue twisters, Peter Pan peanut butter and Peter Piper picked a peck of peppers, then record your progress.

Practice diphthongs and the i sound through daily tongue twisters in the 30 day challenge, focusing on lengthened vowels, the n sound, and self-recording to track pronunciation improvement.

Explore the short u and long u vowel sounds through tongue twisters, focusing on relaxed mouth shapes and vowel clarity in day 20 of 30 days to learn English pronunciation.

Practice the long o and short o sounds, the r sound, with tongue twisters like Moses supposes his toes and drills. Record yourself, listen, and give feedback to improve pronunciation.

Master consonant clusters on day 22 by blending c l, c r, g l, and g r with proper tongue position to contrast voiced and voiceless sounds and improve pronunciation.

Participate in day 23 to master the you sound with two tongue twisters, practice aloud, record yourself, and receive pronunciation feedback as part of the 30 days challenge.

Practice daily tongue twisters to master the n sound and word linking, such as nearer and nearer, and assess your pronunciation by recording and self-checking for improvement.

Practice the l and n sounds with tongue twisters, exaggeration techniques, and self-recorded feedback, using a mirror and video to refine English pronunciation.

Practice the l and r sounds through tongue twisters and guided examples, record yourself, and share feedback to improve English pronunciation for ESL learners.

Day 27 focuses on the r, l, and w sounds with tongue twisters like 'willie is really weary,' 'real weird rear wheels,' and 'rolling red wagons,' plus recording and self-feedback.

Day 28 focuses on mastering v and w sounds through three tongue twisters, with practice on voiced versus unvoiced contrasts and self-review to improve pronunciation and speaking.

Practice day 29 focuses on the b and v sounds through tongue twisters, emphasizing lip contact for b and no lip contact for v, with self-recording and mirror feedback.

Complete day 30 of the 30 days to learn English pronunciation by mastering three progressively challenging tongue twisters that blend consonant clusters and vowel sounds, with feedback on progress.