Forvo.com - a website that helps to work on your listening skills The website has been around since 2008 and has already made a name for itself as one of the top online resources for language study. because he is unique. This tool effectively functions as a massive library of distinct words and reliable idioms spoken by native speakers. It appears that there are a lot of talking dictionaries and translators on the Internet already, but Forvo offers some advantages: They are genuine people who have registered for free on the site and to whom you may even send a message, not talking machines or synthetic voices like in Google Translate. Even though users may go by multiple aliases (nicknames), you can always determine at least their country of origin and gender. You can hear the same word pronounced in different dialects, for example, as the word "schedule" is pronounced in the UK and the USA, and the same hieroglyphic sounds in different provinces of China. How the word "information" sounds in English and in French. The database contains not only "modern literary nouns and singular nominative case nouns", but first and last names (it's embarrassing to make mistakes in them, right? Forvo to help), the names of cities and in general the most diverse toponyms (from planets to small rivers), archaisms, jargonisms, abbreviations, and any lexical units used in the slightest, including the names of the rarest minerals that are not often found in the dictionary. In addition, there is the pronunciation of individual punctuation marks, mathematical symbols, numbers, and obsolete letters. If there is no word in the database, then you can add it by pre-registering. After registration, you can even pronounce the words of your native language yourself with a microphone and evaluate the pronunciation of others.