Hindi and Punjabi are among the most widely spoken languages in Canada, particularly in Ontario and British Columbia. For professionals who grew up speaking these languages, English communication in the workplace often brings specific challenges — not because of vocabulary or grammar, but because of the phonological differences between South Asian language families and English. These include differences in retroflex consonants, vowel sounds, and sentence stress patterns that can affect how clearly you're understood in professional settings.
At Speak Fluent, we've worked with thousands of Hindi and Punjabi-speaking professionals across industries — and we understand exactly what to target.
Our licensed Speech-Language Pathologists work on the specific sounds and patterns that create friction between Hindi or Punjabi and professional English communication:
Accent modification is a clinical service. Our Speech-Language Pathologists are registered with CASLPO (Ontario) or the equivalent provincial college and have the clinical training to assess your individual speech patterns and design a program specific to you. This is very different from a language tutor or accent coach, who typically works from a generic curriculum.
Speech therapy at Speak Fluent is covered by most employer extended health benefit plans in Canada. No referral from a doctor is required. Our team can help you confirm coverage before you start.
No. You can book directly — no doctor's referral required.
Most clients see meaningful improvement within 8–12 sessions. Your SLP will give a personalized estimate after your initial assessment.
Yes — all sessions are conducted via video call, available across Ontario, BC, Alberta, and Quebec.
Yes. We have experience working with speakers of both languages and understand the specific ways each interacts with English phonology.
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