Making English Decodable
What if every English word told you exactly how to say it?
Fonetic English adds pronunciation, syllable breaks, and stress to standard spelling — without changing a single letter. Developed with Professor John Sweller. Backed by seven research frameworks. Used by tutors, schools, and ESL colleges worldwide.
Fo√ne…tic √Ēng…lish can be learned in minutes
The Golden Rule
Fo√ne…tic √Ēng…lish never changes the spelling of an English word. It only adds information (through its custom font) so every word becomes decodable while preserving sightword recognition of standard English.
How the Fo√ne…tic √Ēng…lish Works
- Letters with no superscripts make their usual sounds a , b , c
- Pronounce the superscript, not the letter ş, ć, č, ü, æ
- Capital vowels say their name â, ê, í, õ, ů, Ẃ, ý, Υ
- Greyed out letters are silent: “know” pronounced nõ; “debt” pronounced det
- Stressed syllables start with • and unstressed syllables start with ◦, e.g. √con…tract (agreement) and con√tract (get smaller)
- A consonant with the superscript u makes the sound “consonant u”, e.g. the syllable …Εle in √câ…Εle makes the sound "bul".
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