Will I receive a pronunciation score for every sound?

This conversation practice does not promise a sound-by-sound pronunciation score. Use the report to review the feedback it actually provides. A recognised word in a transcript is not proof of precise pronunciation.

Does the example show pronunciation improvement?

The example shows a wording correction. It is an educational example, not a recording, a customer result, or evidence of pronunciation improvement.

What happens after my first conversation?

A saved conversation includes a session report. Speak at least five times so the session can be saved. Reports are prepared after the conversation; the app usually says within two hours, and some take longer. Follow-up review exercises require a subscription.

Speaking clearly in English

Practise saying the whole sentence you want to use

Choose a sentence you might say today. Read it aloud, then try using the same idea in a conversation with Zeeggle.

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Speaking clearly in English

Give pronunciation practice a real sentence

Start with a short message such as a request or an explanation. Pause between ideas and repeat a phrase that feels difficult. Zeeggle lets you speak with AI and review feedback from a saved conversation. This page does not offer a standalone pronunciation test or a verified score for each sound.

Keep the practice focused on being understood

Choose one useful sentence

Use something you expect to say, such as a request at a café or a question in a meeting.

Say it in a conversation

Try expressing the same idea while answering a question. Notice where you need to pause or start again.

Review the wording too

Check the sentence feedback when your report is ready. A transcript alone cannot establish how accurately you pronounced every sound.

Read a line, then add your own detail

Could you repeat the last part? Explain which detail you missed.
I’d like to book a table for tomorrow. Add a time and the number of people.
Let me explain what happened. Describe a small problem you solved recently.

A wording example, separate from pronunciation

Educational example, not a customer result. Your feedback depends on what you say in your conversation.

Example sentence

“Could you explain me the next step?”

Example correction

“Could you explain the next step to me?”

From a conversation to a sentence you can practise

01
Choose a situation
Open Zeeggle and sign in or create an account. Choose a conversation topic and use one of the prompts on this page.
02
Speak and save
Speak at least five times so your session can be saved. Eligible accounts have up to 30 minutes for their first conversation; saving ends the remaining free allocation.
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Open your session report
Reports are prepared after your conversation. Review a correction when yours is ready. Follow-up review exercises require a subscription.

Before you start

Will I receive a pronunciation score for every sound?: This conversation practice does not promise a sound-by-sound pronunciation score. Use the report to review the feedback it actually provides. A recognised word in a transcript is not proof of precise pronunciation.
Does the example show pronunciation improvement?: The example shows a wording correction. It is an educational example, not a recording, a customer result, or evidence of pronunciation improvement.
What happens after my first conversation?: A saved conversation includes a session report. Speak at least five times so the session can be saved. Reports are prepared after the conversation; the app usually says within two hours, and some take longer. Follow-up review exercises require a subscription.

Put a useful sentence into a conversation

Eligible accounts get their first conversation free, up to 30 minutes. A saved session includes a report prepared afterward. The free allocation has a two-hour window and ends when a session is saved.

Practise speaking aloud