Jeta, I wasn't sure what you meant either, unless you're talking about analyzing poetry. In poetry, there's onomatopoeia [a-nǝ-ma-tǝ-'pi-ǝ], which are words that mimic natural sounds, such as "Whoosh!" for a sudden wind. Also, if you were writing a poem about a snake, you might use lots of words with the "s" sound to mimic the hissing of a snake. It makes your poem more "snaky." By the way, the word "hiss" is onomatopoeic. When you say "hiss," it sounds like how an English speaker imagines a snake speaks.

Hi Jeta. There is a free online talking dictionary of English pronunciation. Just click over the pink words to hear them spoken at : www.howjsay.com/index.php?word. Here is another word pronunciation site: http://www.pronuncian.com

I am not sure what you mean by sound. For information about analyzing text go to http://www.italki.com/knowledge/page/How%20to%20analyse%20an%20issue.htm