American English: Koreans

Free

3.0for iPhone, iPad

Dmitry Lebedenko

Developer

Sep 17, 2017

Update Date

Entertainment

Category

App Store

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iPad

iPhone

About American English: Koreans

Learn the American English consonant and vowel sounds that typically trouble Korean speakers. First, learn how to position your mouth. Next, listen to different native speakers and repeat after them. Then play games where you must sharpen your American English sound discrimination skills to determine which sound was said. Did you hear rip or rib? fool or full? ladder or lather? Were the two words you heard the same or different? Of the three words you heard, which one was different? What words do you overhear at a loud party?

Once you learn to hear the difference between similar sounds that don't exist in Korean, you will begin to produce the sounds correctly. Finally, hear the sounds in sentences and repeat them with the proper rhythm and intonation.

This free App has complete functionality for select sounds. In-app purchase is available for extra sounds that Korean speakers need to practice. Please rate and review to help us keep what works and improve the rest.