Sounds American: where you improve your pronunciation.
We use cookies (/ˈkʊk·iz/) to analyze traffic and improve your browsing experience. Here'smore about cookieson this website in plain English. Tom is a fictional character, but you can still buy him a coffee. The /n/ sound is a voiced consonant made by blocking the airflow with the tip of your tongue and releasing it through your nose. READ MORE There’s finally a phonetic alphabet with a human face! Have fun exploring this interactive chart containing each and every sound in General American English. team@soundsamerican.net © 2022 SOUNDS AMERICAN
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