Speakle (OwnSlides)
Rate itSay the day's English tongue twister out loud, fast and clean, and get scored.
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Speakle is a daily tongue-twister game on the language site OwnSlides. Everyone gets the same English phrase, and you record yourself saying it up to three times. Each take is scored on accuracy with a bonus for speed once you say it cleanly, and your best take counts.
About Speakle (OwnSlides)
Speakle is one of the daily games on OwnSlides, a language-learning site. Each numbered day brings one English tongue twister, shown in large type the moment the page opens (on Oct 18, 2026, number 97, it was "A skunk sat on a stump and thunk the stump stunk"). You read it once, then tap the big red microphone or press the space bar and say it aloud.
You get three takes. The first is blind, with no audio help; after it, a native speaker's recording unlocks, at normal speed or slowed down, so you can listen before your next two tries. A timer runs while you speak. Your score is accuracy plus a speed bonus once you say the phrase cleanly, and you can tap any word to see how it scored. The best of the three takes is your result, and you can share it to challenge friends.
A countdown in the corner shows when the next phrase arrives, at midnight UTC. A stats panel keeps your games played, streak, best streak, personal best and a chart of your scores. You can play without an account; signing in keeps your stats across devices. The screens come in many languages, but the tongue twister itself is in English. The game needs a microphone and your browser's permission to use it.
Speakle suits English learners who want short daily speaking practice, and native speakers who enjoy tripping over tongue twisters. Its sibling Spellee, also on OwnSlides, trains the listening side: hearing words and spelling them.
How to play Speakle (OwnSlides)
- Open Speakle on ownslides.com and read the day's tongue twister on the card.
- Tap the microphone or press the space bar, say the phrase aloud, and stop the recording.
- See your score: accuracy plus a speed bonus once you are clean. Tap any word to see how it scored.
- Listen to the native speaker, which unlocks after your first take, at normal or slow speed.
- Record up to two more takes; the best one counts. Share your score if you like.
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Tips
- Read the phrase silently twice before the blind take: most slips come from rushing.
- Get it clean first, then go faster: the speed bonus only counts once the words are right.
- Play the native recording slowed down and copy its rhythm and stress.
- Record somewhere quiet so the scoring hears every word.
Questions
Do I need a microphone?
Yes. You say the phrase aloud and the game scores your recording, so the browser needs permission to use your microphone.
How many tries do I get?
Three takes; the best one counts. The first is blind, then a native speaker's recording unlocks.
How is it scored?
Your score is accuracy plus a speed bonus once you say the phrase cleanly. You can tap each word to see how it did.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play without one; signing in keeps your stats and streak across devices.
When is the new tongue twister out?
At midnight UTC; a countdown on the page shows the time left.
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