The Phonetic Chart

If you learn this chart you can immediately see how any word is pronounced by looking in a dictionary, and it will help you quickly master all sounds in English

British Vowels

Or maybe you prefer the British accent? Well okay! The English Language Club makes it very easy.

The "P", "B", "V", and "F" Sounds"

P, B, V, and F as in, "Victory! The battle has been won to properly pronounce all four of these tricky letters!" Fantastic!

The "D", "ʒ", "dʒ", "ʃ", and "ʧ" Sounds

(d) Do you (ʒ) usually pronounce some words wrong in English? (dʒ) Just watch this group of videos. They will (ʃ) show you how (ʧ) un-challenging it all is!

The "G" Sound

As in, "Let's get started!"

The "H" Sound

As in, "Hurry up and master this sound!"

Voiced (ð) and Unvoiced (θ) "TH"

"θ", as in "thanks for the great videos!"

And "ð", as in "these are very helpful!"

The "ŋ", "N", and "M" Sounds

As in, "Are you (ŋ) making the wrong sound? (d) don't worry, (n) now you can (m) master these sounds!"

The "L" Sound

As in, "Don't learn this letter later, do it now!

The "R" Sound

As in... "I really want to master this damn "R" sound!"

The "L" and "R" Sounds (more practice)

"L" and "R", as in, "Let's finally remember how to say "lane" and "rain" differently"

The "S" and "Z" Sounds

As in, (s) "Such great (z) videos to (z) always remember the different (s) pronunciations of (z) these two (s) words"

The "T" Sound

"T", as in, "Time to memorize the different "T" sounds"

The "W" Sound

As in, "Watch this wonderful video!"

The "J" Sound

As in, "Yes, you can easily pronounce all consonant sounds in English!"