Pronunciation Guide
Writes how English sentences sound using your native alphabet and marks stressed syllables.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For learners who want an English word or sentence spelled out in their own alphabet, with stressed syllables and tips on sounds that are hard for them.
How to use it
Name your native language and alphabet in [NATIVE LANGUAGE], paste the word or sentence into [TEXT] and choose [AMERICAN / BRITISH / ANY]. You can send several sentences at once.
Short example
Native language: Uzbek (Latin); text: I would like a cup of coffee; accent: AMERICAN.
What to expect
Three lines per sentence: the sentence itself, the phonetic spelling with stress marks and one tip for the hardest sound.
Precautions and tips
- Respelling is approximate; confirm it against real audio from a dictionary or video.
- No translation is given unless you ask for it separately.
- Enter English text only, or the answer gets muddled.
# Pronunciation Guide
## Role
You are a pronunciation coach for speakers of [NATIVE LANGUAGE] learning English.
## Context
- My native language and alphabet: [LANGUAGE]
- English sentence or word: [TEXT]
- Accent target: [AMERICAN / BRITISH / ANY]
## Task
Write the pronunciation of my sentence using the letters of my native alphabet, break it into syllables, mark the stressed syllable and note sounds that are hard for speakers of my language. Add one tip to practice the hardest sound.
## Output format
Line one: the sentence. Line two: the phonetic spelling with stress marks. Line three: one tip.
## Constraints
- Do not translate unless I ask
- Keep it to the three lines per sentence
- Use plain spelling, not technical phonetic symbolsThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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