Free Italian pronunciation practice
Practice Italian pronunciation with your voice
Listen to a useful Italian phrase, record yourself, and get a friendly 0–100 pronunciation score with focused feedback. You get 3 free checks here; the 7-day trial gives you full Watch → Copy → Chat lessons.
- Accent
- Standard Italian from Italy — clear native lesson audio with natural rhythm.
- Method
- Listen. Copy. Get a score.
- Next step
- 7-day trial with Watch → Copy → Chat.
Listen, then copy one useful phrase
Choose a line, hear it first, record yourself, and see whether your mouth got close.
You’re copying
Buongiorno, vorrei un cappuccino e un cornetto.
Good morning, I’d like a cappuccino and a cornetto.
Hold the pp in cappuccino and keep the phrase flowing.
Your mouth needs safe reps, not another rule
You can know how a sound should work and still freeze when it is your turn to say it. This practice tool gives you a small, low-pressure rep before you try a full lesson.
Hear the line first
Use the stored lesson audio so your ears have a target before your mouth tries to copy it.
Say it out loud
Pronunciation changes when you actually move your lips, not when you silently read tips.
Use the signal
The 0–100 pronunciation score is for this recording, not a pass mark. Use the specific feedback, then move on or try another take.
Then copy the full lesson
Inside the trial, you Watch the full conversation, Copy each line with feedback, and use it in Chat.
Italian sounds worth listening for
You do not need to perfect every sound at once. Pick one feature, listen for it in the stored example, and copy the whole phrase without losing its rhythm.
- double consonants
- open and closed vowels
- rolled or tapped R
- word stress
Questions about Italian pronunciation practice
- How can I practice Italian pronunciation online?
- Listen to a native Italian phrase, copy it out loud, record yourself, and use the score and word-level feedback to guide another take.
- Which Italian accent does this tool use?
- The examples use standard Italian from Italy with stored native lesson audio.
- What should I focus on in Italian pronunciation?
- Start with clear vowels and word stress, then listen for double consonants. Holding a double consonant for the right length can change both rhythm and meaning.
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