Wiktionary Pronounce Selection

Show pronunciation of selected word from en.wiktionary.org

Wiktionary Pronounce Selection: Learn how to pronounce words

Wiktionary Pronounce Selection is a Chrome extension that allows you to easily check the pronunciation of words while browsing. With just a simple click or selection, you can see and hear how to pronounce any word. Choose preferred languages and enjoy the pronunciation provided by en.wiktionary.org.

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By: Mehdi Abdelkhalek

Users: 214

Rating: 3.50

(4)

Version: 0.4 (Last updated: 2023-09-08)

Creation date: 2020-11-09

Risk impact: Low risk impact

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Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Size: 77.50K

Email: me*****@gnet.tn

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# 56,038 ▲ 191

Other rankings

#2208 in Tools ▼ 5 #52 in selection keyword 28 ▼ 4

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

Check how to pronounce words as you browse.

This extension adds a button in your browser's toolbar. Select a word then click, or click then enter a word, to see/hear how to pronounce it.

You can choose a list of preferred languages, the first one will be used by default.

Pronunciations are provided by https://en.wiktionary.org

This extension is open source with GPLv3 license https://github.com/mehdi-abdelkhalek/wiktionary-pronounce-selection

User reviews

I just need a simple pronunciation tool. This tool requires the word to be in their dictionary, which can be frustrating if you wanted to select a sentence to read, or a complex word.

Lucas Pawprint, 2024-08-20

Very useful for me while I learning French when there is a need to check a transcription or natural pronounce of some word. Thank you very much! Small suggestion: It would be good to have an item in the selection context menu which behaves similarly to extension button. And an optional popping-up "bubble-button" would be just great! :)