Plate 01
Press.
Recordari · capturam
Three seconds of speech, your phone mic, no performed enunciation. We trim the silence so the specimen is clean.
found natively between two vowels in North American English. often misidentified in L2 speakers as a voiceless T.
Slaytheaccent is a coach that treats the English phoneme as a specimen. We record it, align it against a native reference, and press it between two sheets of acoustic glass until you can see exactly which one is yours and which one is theirs.
No streaks, no leagues, no coloured owls. Just the forty-four sounds, laid out on a table, in the order they most need your attention.
Three seconds of speech, your phone mic, no performed enunciation. We trim the silence so the specimen is clean.
Three acoustic models align your audio against a native reference. Every phoneme gets a diagnosis — expected, observed, distance.
Weakest phonemes rise in the drill queue. You shadow the native, re-press the specimen, watch the labels improve.
“After a month my daughter stopped saying mama, the T’s wrong again. The T is right, now.”