Choose an English story
Start with Beginner stories, listen in English, and click any word to see its French meaning.
Learn English through short stories, listening practice, French meanings, and quizzes.
Start with Beginner stories, listen in English, and click any word to see its French meaning.
Choose an English voice when your browser provides one. Indian English is preferred when available; voice availability depends on the device/browser.
Check your understanding in English.
English Story Companion helps French speakers practice English by reading short stories, listening to English audio, and checking French meanings for unfamiliar words. The workflow is simple: choose a level or theme, open a story, listen while reading, click words for support, then complete a quiz to review understanding.
Example use cases:
Use each story in three passes: first read for the main idea, then listen to the English audio, and finally click unfamiliar words to check French meanings. This helps connect vocabulary, pronunciation, and context instead of memorizing words alone.
The app includes adjustable text size, dark mode, highlight modes, and a dyslexia-friendly font option. English voice quality and available accents depend on the browser and device, so the voice list may vary for different users.
This app is for French speakers who want to practice English reading, listening, vocabulary, and comprehension through short level-based stories.
While reading a story, users can click supported English words to see their French meanings. This helps learners understand vocabulary in context instead of translating the full story.
Yes. The app uses the browser’s text-to-speech feature to read stories in English. Voice quality and available accents depend on the user’s browser and device.
Yes. Stories are organized by levels such as Beginner, Elementary, and Intermediate, with CEFR-style labels like A1, A1+, and A2.
Yes. Each story includes a short quiz to help learners check whether they understood the main events, characters, and important details.
Yes. The app can save completed stories and reading progress in the browser, so learners can continue tracking practice on the same device and browser.