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Choose a Spanish story
Start with Beginner stories, listen in Spanish, and click any word to see its English meaning.
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Learn Spanish through short stories, listening practice, and word meanings.
Start with Beginner stories, listen in Spanish, and click any word to see its English meaning.
Choose a Spanish voice when your browser provides one. Voice availability depends on the device/browser.
Check your understanding in Spanish.
Spanish Story Companion helps learners practice Spanish by reading short stories organized by level and theme. The workflow is simple: choose a story, listen with Spanish text-to-speech, follow highlighted text, and click unfamiliar words to see English meanings.
Each story includes focus vocabulary, comprehension questions, and saved progress so learners can build reading, listening, and vocabulary skills together.
Beginner Spanish reading: A learner can open an A1 story such as El gato pequeño, read each short paragraph, and click words like gato, jardín, or casa to check English meanings.
The Spanish audio uses the browser’s built-in text-to-speech support. Voice quality and available Spanish voices can vary by device, browser, and operating system.
For easier reading, users can adjust text size, reading speed, pitch, highlight mode, and the dyslexia-friendly font option in the settings panel.
It helps users practice Spanish by reading short stories, listening to Spanish text-to-speech audio, clicking words for English meanings, and checking understanding with quizzes.
Yes. The app includes beginner-friendly stories with simple vocabulary, short paragraphs, focus words, and comprehension questions.
Yes. The app uses the browser’s text-to-speech feature to read stories aloud in Spanish when a Spanish voice is available on the device or browser.
A word popup shows the English meaning and gives an option to hear that individual word spoken aloud.
Yes. Users can mark stories as done, and the app saves completed story progress in the browser.
The app relies on the browser and operating system’s built-in speech voices, so available Spanish voices and audio quality can vary by device.