Question about an online pronunciation tool and its link

[Leo-li]

Question about an online pronunciation tool and its link

Is there somebody who can kindly let me know the URL of the oneline pronunciation tool above?

Last year I got the link in an old thread but lost it later. The tool could provide with many languages' pronunciations once you type the word or sentence and click the botton. I remember, for American English pronunciation there are four people over there, three ladies and one gentleman. I got the pronunciation properly of Moneau Sobeco, an benefit insurance company's name. It was very helpful because it was tough to pronunciate correctly but I needed to know for an interview. I was very happy when I heard the pronunciations as there were some well-known online dictionaries failed to pronunciate it. There were many other languages the online tool could provide with pronunciation services such as French, Spanish, Germany, Korean...etc.. as well.

Unfortunately, I lost the link and have never got it back after I restalled my computer this March. So, does anbody know the online tool and link?

Thank you ,

Leo-li

[BobK]

Not an answer, but just a couple of correction to your normally good English:

1 The verb is 'pronounce'; there is also a related word 'enunciate' but you want the first.

2 You may have restored your computer, or re-installed everything on your computer; not 'restalled'.

It sounds like a useful site. I hope someone finds it.

b

[Tdol]

Is it http://www.forvo.com/ ?

[Leo-li]

Not an answer, but just a couple of correction to your normally good English:

1 The verb is 'pronounce'; there is also a related word 'enunciate' but you want the first.

2 You may have restored your computer, or re-installed everything on your computer; not 'restalled'.

It sounds like a useful site. I hope someone finds it.

b

I got your points. It was re-installed rather restored~~. Enunciate? Great word.
Thank you, Bobk.

[Leo-li]

Is it Forvo: the pronunciation guide. All the words in the world pronounced by native speakers ?

No. But thanks very much.