Tick new letters as she learns them. Every gate is one ticked consonant with one ticked vowel.
Untick any syllable to leave it out. CE is off at the start because some programs teach it as “keh” and others as “seh”. The game says “keh”. Vowels are said the simple way: A “ah”, E “eh”, I “ee”, O “oh”, U “oo”.
One word per line. Add new words here as she learns them; they're saved on this computer.
Changing the listener takes effect the next time the game is opened.
Right on the first try earns 3 ★, second try 2 ★, after that 1 ★. Pressing “Hear it” first also makes it 1 ★. A wrong answer is only counted when the game clearly hears a different sound from the list, so chatting in the room is ignored. After a wrong answer the microphone pauses for a moment, so fast guessing doesn't pay. After two misses the bird says the sound for her.
If the game didn't hear a correct answer, press Enter or tap the small ✓ in the corner.
| Gate | Heard | Result |
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Speech recognition is built for grown-up words, so short syllables often come out as words like “bar” or “bed”. This list shows what it actually wrote down.
| Sound | Seen | Right first try | Misses |
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