Your first few words.
Begin with a short scene you can picture. Use narration and translations to make sense of it, and return to it whenever you like.
A morning routine. A visit to a bookshop. A walk in the park.
Choose a short sampleLearn through stories you can understand.
Read and listen to stories, dialogues, and articles shaped around your level and interests. Start with simple scenes or explore richer topics, with help a tap away.
Try a sample without an account.
Inside Fluentsea: a Spanish hotel dialogue with contextual word help and audio narration controls.
Try a separate Spanish sampleYour interests. Your next read.
Discover library passages matched to your interests, with a high proportion of words you know. Or create an article, dialogue, or story around a subject you choose, shaped by your known and focus words.
How it worksA little help. Then back to the story.
An unfamiliar word does not have to end a good read. Tap for its meaning or ask about a phrase. Get the help you need, then return to the story or idea you were following.
Try the readerRead for the story or the idea.
Follow something that interests you, with familiar language to carry you along. Read at your own pace and explore the unfamiliar parts as you go.
Hear it come to life.
Enjoy the narration on its own or follow along with the text. Return to a passage you liked and spend more time with its words and sound.
Get help, then keep going.
Tap a word for its meaning or select a phrase for an explanation. Take that understanding back into the passage and continue when you are ready.
Start where you are.
Your next interesting idea.
Bring the language you already know to something you want to explore. Find a text in the library, or ask for a new one about your interests.
Ask for a story about a train journey, a dialogue about cooking, or an article about life in the ocean.
Start with your interestsLanguages
Read and listen in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, or Mandarin in simplified Chinese. Discover or create stories, dialogues, and articles around your interests and the words you know.
The books ran out. The curiosity didn’t.
After studying Mandarin in Beijing, founder Josh York turned to graded readers to keep the language with him. He wanted more than the available books could offer. Fluentsea grew from that wish: more to explore, at a level you can understand.
Make room for a little language today.
Choose something to read, listen along, and see where your curiosity takes you. Start free or try a sample first.