Making English Decodable
What if every English word told you exactly how to say it?
Reading practice builds every skill
The fastest way to improve English is to read a lot. Once decoding is easy with Fo√ne…tic √Ēng…lish, students can focus on meaning and build vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension through wide reading.
We will provide reading practice materials at the right level for each student — texts they actually want to read. These can be based on school subjects (for example, for an Indonesian student, Indonesian history written in English so they learn history and improve English at the same time) or on topics chosen by the students themselves. That way, learners build English while also learning about things that matter to them.
Every text will come with comprehension questions. If a student answers incorrectly, they will receive a hint and a chance to try again. By the time they get the right answer, they will also understand why it is right.
The Solution: Fonetic English Adds the Missing Information
The spelling itself never changes. Every sightword built while reading Fonetic English text works identically in standard English — any book, any screen, any font, even handwriting. There is no transition step. No dependency.
Because words now make sense when sounded out, they are stored in long-term memory in 2–5 repetitions instead of 20–50. This is the difference between months and years of learning time.
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The Complete Learning Platform
42-Sounds Tool
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Sounding Out Syllables
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Vocabulary System
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FE Dictionary
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Progress Dashboard
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FE eReader
Tap any word to hear native pronunciation, see syllables sounded out progressively, compare your pronunciation, and get a native-language translation. Daily reading at the correct CEFR level (A0–B2).
