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Hear how the words on any page are said, see what they mean in your language, and learn a language as you read. Read a language you are learning on any page, and know how every word in it is said. Point at a word and a card opens above it: how the word is said, in IPA and out loud, what it means in your language, and which form of which word it is ("comió" is the preterite of "comer", he ate). The meaning is the one the sentence uses, not the first one in the dictionary. Phrases are read as one ("a través de"), and pronouns, articles and verbs keep their case, gender and tense in your language. Learning a language as you read: Phonetix can replace some of the words of a page in your own language with the language you are learning, or write how they are said above them. You choose how often. The translator (Alt+Shift+T) translates whatever you type or say, either way between your language and the one you are learning. Alt+Shift+D opens it listening. Everything runs in your browser. Dictionaries built from Wiktionary in about 60 languages, the translation models Firefox uses, and a speech model are downloaded once and kept. What you type or say never leaves your device, and of what you read only the word you open a card for is looked up on Wiktionary. Accents can be chosen where a language has several, and the interface is in 29 languages. Free and open source: https://github.com/nanbiz/phonetix
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