Clarity on speaking day
AP speaking rubrics reward answers that are easy to follow. An English r, a flattened vowel, or a missing ñ makes a correct sentence harder to hear.
For AP Spanish & National Spanish Exam students
Your accent,
exam-ready.
tu español suena bien
An AI pronunciation coach that shows English speakers which Spanish sounds still give them away — before they speak for a grade.
Try it free
We don’t store your recordings
Why pronunciation matters
Speaking scores hear more than grammar.
Sounds you can’t hear
The National Spanish Exam leans on listening. The contrasts you miss by ear are the ones that still sound English when you speak.
Stress that changes meaning
hablo vs habló is not a detail. Wrong stress can change the word — and that is exactly where exam scores get cut.
English → Spanish friction
The sounds that give English speakers away.
- r vs rr·pero / perro
- ñ·niño, año
- Pure vowels·no, cómo
- Silent h · b/v·hola · vino
- Stress·hablo / habló
How it works
Record. Hear the truth. Fix the sound.
- 1
Record
Say a Spanish phrase into the mic. Start with words like perro or gracias — no account required.
- 2
Instant feedback
See which sounds landed and which still sound English, sound by sound — not a single vague score.
- 3
Track your sounds
Come back to the same weak spots until they stop giving you away on speaking day.
Recognition students already know
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Gold, silver, and bronze echo the NSE medal scale as a visual nod only — not an official ranking or affiliation.
Built for the exams you’re actually taking
AP Spanish. National Spanish Exam.
AP Spanish Language and Culture
Interpersonal and presentational speaking are part of the exam. Practice the sounds that keep those answers clear.
National Spanish Exam
Listening precision and year-long classroom speaking — the same sounds, before medal week and before AP.
MiAcento is an independent practice tool. It is not affiliated with the College Board, AATSP, or the National Spanish Exam.
For teachers
A tool you can recommend without wincing.
Students will use what a teacher puts in front of them. MiAcento keeps the academic bar — specific feedback, no gimmicks on the page you share with parents.
- Share a browser link — students can try it without creating accounts first.
- Feedback names the sound, so homework notes stay specific.
- Recordings are not kept. That is the sentence parents ask for.
Pricing
Start free. Add a class when you’re ready.
Try it free
Free
Browser practice, no account. Record a phrase and get sound-level feedback.
For a class
Talk to us
Classroom access for Spanish teachers. Tell us your school and we’ll follow up with options.
Questions
Short answers before you try it.
- Is MiAcento affiliated with AP or the National Spanish Exam?
- No. We build practice for students who take those exams. We are not affiliated with the College Board, AATSP, or the National Spanish Exam.
- Do you store my recordings?
- No. We don’t store your recordings. Your clip is scored ephemerally; we keep structured results only. Details are in the privacy policy.
- Who is this for?
- English-speaking students preparing for AP Spanish or the National Spanish Exam — and the teachers who decide what they practice with. You must be 13 or older.
- What kind of Spanish do you train?
- Latin American Spanish (es-MX). Example words — perro, gracias, hablo — are everyday Spanish, not exam secrets.
- Can a whole class use it?
- Yes. Students can try it in the browser from a shared link. Teachers who want classroom access should write us.
- Is there a grade or official score?
- No. Feedback is for practice. It is not an AP score, an NSE result, or a medal.
We don’t store your recordings
We don’t store your recordings.
Your privacy is our priority. Audio is processed for scoring, then discarded.