Instant feedback on your pronunciation and reading speed for 40 languages. Practice anytime, anywhere, completely free. Add your own posts, translate into any language, read aloud, and get feedback immediately. Word for word!
Helping the world speak any language fluently
Instant feedback on your pronunciation and reading speed for 40 languages. Practice anytime, anywhere, completely free. Add your own posts, translate into any language, read aloud, and get feedback immediately. Word for word!
This would be great if it worked. I first tried it with German and was disappointed to get a relatively low score (around 50/90) both times. Then I tried it in my native language, Greek, and got a score of about 50/90 again. I'm a native Greek speaker and speak it fluently. If the app gives me a score less than 85/90 (to account for acceptable error), then the app is wrong, not my pronunciation. 😉
I like the equity aspect of bringing the classroom/teacher benefit to the individual....congrats!
I have been looking for something similar for so long. Let me make sure I am getting it right: - I send you a mp3/wave file with a student (our app users) pronunciation - You respond back with an evaluation of the student's pronunciation and score - This is currently free?! In the current (beta) build of the app we use Azure cognitive services to do this, why switch to The Fluent? Best of luck
The Problem: Speaking fluently is the hardest part of learning a 2nd language because traditional pronunciation feedback usually requires a teacher/ classroom setting which is not accessible to millions of learners, is a slow and costly process, is not scalable, is prone to bias, is subjective, speaking in front of a class makes students feel uncomfortable, requires travelling/ commuting, cannot be done at the learner’s schedule and pace. The Solution: thefluent.me allows learners to practice an
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