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Practice that fits into a real day.

Short, clear activities that move from listening to words to phrases, chosen for your goals and the sounds Awaaz can support.

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Kinds of activity

Not everyone receives every activity. What you see depends on your goals, the sounds Awaaz supports, and any guidance from a professional.

  • Available

    Sound recognition and listening

    Hear the target sound on its own and in words before you say anything.

  • Available

    Target-word practice

    Say a word containing your sound and get encouraging, specific feedback.

  • English only for now

    Minimal-pair comparisons

    Listen for the difference between two words that differ by one sound, like red and wed.

  • Available

    Short phrases

    Use the sound in a short, natural phrase once single words feel comfortable.

  • Available

    Therapist-assigned activities

    Activities a therapist shared with you through a plan link, with their instructions.

  • Available

    Review

    Revisit words you have practised before, at any time.

  • Planned

    Placement cues

    Step-by-step guidance on where the tongue and lips go. Added only when prepared or reviewed by a qualified professional.

  • Planned

    Structured conversation

    Guided speaking tasks closer to everyday conversation.

From simple to more challenging

A typical sequence for one sound. Some sounds skip steps, and you can always go back.

  1. 1. Listen

    Get familiar with the target.

  2. 2. Notice the difference

    Hear it next to a similar sound.

  3. 3. Practise the word

    Say words that contain it.

  4. 4. Practise in context

    Use it in a short phrase.

  5. 5. Review

    Come back to earlier words and reflect.

Awaaz never declares a sound mastered after a fixed number of tries. You, or your therapist, decide when a goal is done.

How activities are chosen

After a Speech Check, sounds that were worth exploring are suggested first, each with the reason. If a sound had too little information, Awaaz says so instead of building a plan on a guess.

Without a check, you choose your own goals from the supported sounds, or add a plan your therapist shares with you.

Repeating, pausing and getting help

Repeat anything
Every activity can be replayed and every recording retried.
Stop when you need to
Leave in the middle of a session. Completed exercises are kept.
Ask for help
Use Report a problem if something isn’t working, or read when to talk to a professional.

For children: Jungle mode

A playful practice game for younger children, with a buddy animal, a growing vine for progress and big friendly buttons. A grown-up sets it up and stays nearby.

  • No reading needed to play
  • Each child has their own buddy and code
  • A grown-ups view shows practice by sound and by word
  • Camera mirror is optional
  • On-screen text is in English for now; practice words are in English and Urdu
Open Jungle modeGrown-ups view