How to pronounce pain
Listen to pain in real sentences, spoken by real people, in the original YouTube videos. No dictionary recording — the word as it is actually used.
“pain” in real sentences
1000+ clips in the index · 1000 American · 1000 British. Clips come from parliamentary and government channels under open licences.
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chronic pain after acute pain.
NIH · watch from 17:35 · hear it here
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Pain, some people have a lot of pain.
CDC · watch from 56:20 · hear it here
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My symptoms initially started with very severe pelvic pain, bowel pain, I developed lower back pain
UK Parliament · watch from 0:02 · hear it here
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They talk about having joint pain, chest pain, abdominal pain, brain fog and the inability to
The Scottish Parliament · watch from 19:22 · hear it here
Why real speech
A dictionary gives you one careful reading of pain. Conversation gives you the stress, the vowel reduction and the speed that people actually use — and they differ between accents. YouTongue plays the surrounding sentence, so you hear the word in the rhythm it belongs to.