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Pronunciation Challenge — 1-2 min English speaking game

About Pronunciation Challenge

Pronunciation Challenge is an English speaking game built around individually tricky words - silent letters, unusual stress, sounds that are easy to mix up. Hear it, say it back. Hard uses longer, multi-syllable words with shifting stress.

1-2 minMediumpronunciation

How to play

  1. Choose Easy, Medium or Hard, then choose Start speaking or Type instead - the timer starts when your microphone is ready or typing begins.
  2. The word plays automatically; tap the speaker icon to hear it again.
  3. Say the word clearly, then choose Finish response.
  4. No microphone? Use Type instead and spell the word back.

How your speaking is checked

Your snapshot counts responses and words or list entries. Review your answers against the prompt yourself; these counts do not assess pronunciation, fluency, or English level. Speakflew does not send game transcripts or recordings to its server. Your browser's speech service may process microphone audio remotely.

Who it's for

Easy suits A2 learners on short common words. Hard (C1) uses longer, multi-syllable words with genuinely shifting stress patterns.

Common questions

Is Pronunciation Challenge free?
Yes. Pronunciation Challenge is completely free — no signup, no account, and no limit on how many times you can play.
Do I need a microphone to play Pronunciation Challenge?
No. If speech recognition is not available, or you would rather not speak out loud, tap Type instead and the game plays exactly the same way.
What English level is Pronunciation Challenge for?
Easy suits A2 learners on short common words. Hard (C1) uses longer, multi-syllable words with genuinely shifting stress patterns.
How is my speaking scored in Pronunciation Challenge?
Your snapshot counts responses and words or list entries. Review your answers against the prompt yourself; these counts do not assess pronunciation, fluency, or English level. Speakflew does not send game transcripts or recordings to its server. Your browser's speech service may process microphone audio remotely.