Read for meaning. Keep discovering.
Give your attention to a story, a conversation, or an idea. Read, listen, or follow along with both. Fluentsea helps you find language you can follow and understand the unfamiliar parts along the way.
Inside Fluentsea: a Spanish hotel dialogue with contextual word help and audio narration controls.
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Discover a passage, or create your own.
Library recommendations combine your interests with a high known-word percentage, so you can find something appealing with plenty of familiar language. For something new, choose a subject and create an article, dialogue, or story using your known and focus words.
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Read, listen, and follow the meaning.
Read at your own pace, enjoy the narration, or follow along with both. Tap an unfamiliar word for its meaning in this passage. Select a phrase for an explanation when the words alone do not tell the whole story.
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Show Fluentsea what you know.
Mark familiar words as known to update the information Fluentsea uses to match library passages and shape new texts. Add words you want to spend more time with to your focus words; they guide generation while leaving room for natural language.
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Let your next read build on this one.
As you mark more words as known and explore your interests, Fluentsea uses that information for future recommendations and generation. Return to a passage you enjoyed, or follow your curiosity into something new.
Make reading and listening a habit.
Choose a passage you want to spend time with. Read, listen to the narration, or follow along with both. Use contextual help when you need it, then return to the story or idea. Revisit something you enjoyed, or choose a new subject.
Comprehensible input describes language you can make sense of. Extensive reading means choosing plenty of accessible, interesting material and reading for meaning. Explore either guide for a practical example.
Extensive readingComprehensible inputThe thinking behind the reading.
Fluentsea brings together material you want to explore and language you can follow, with help close by when you need it.
Keep curiosity within reach.
A subject you care about gives you a reason to read. Familiar language gives you a way in. Library matching and personalized generation bring those two things together, so you can keep finding material you want to spend time with.
Build a feel for the language.
Understanding a sentence and being able to explain its grammar are different kinds of knowledge. Meaningful reading and listening give you repeated opportunities to meet words and patterns in context. Explanations help you explore them when you want to look more closely.
See what supported reading feels like.
Listen to a short passage, tap words for help, and explore the sample’s prepared explanations. No account needed. Sign up to create your own texts and start a learning profile.