See the whole page
Need the English?
The English book text is here for meaning. Record the Portuguese above.
Andrew reads the whole page. Read at your own pace; pauses are welcome.
ENGLISH · TUTOR DEMO
A little English, together.
Listen to Alex and Buddy. Record your voice, then listen to your recording.
Three short book pages. Teaching notes and narration are ready for tutor feedback.
2 · Record my voice
Free · No account neededRead just the part shown above aloud, then listen to your recording. Nothing is sent to One Coin Tale.
Optional: let the browser hear the words
Your browser may send microphone audio to its speech service. This is not offline recognition. Availability varies by browser and network.
For this pilot, use an adult or tutor voice with this option. Children can listen and record locally with an adult; keep this option off.
Listen to my recording
Recordings and results last only in this open tab. Save a take before reloading or leaving. Recordings are kept separately for each part and the whole page.
Assessment access
Stay on this page and assess your current short recording. Connect owner access or use an adult invitation, then choose whether to send your own voice to Azure.
- If asked, sign in as the owner or activate your invitation.
- Check the language, page and part shown below.
- Use your current short recording, confirm adult voice consent, then request feedback.
A chat-provider subscription does not automatically include Azure pronunciation assessment.
Use the practice invitation link you received. The assessment page checks access and may limit available languages or pages.
Audio is sent only when you request assessment. Children can continue free local practice.
Record this short part before requesting assessment. Your whole-page take is kept separately.
Azure pronunciation feedback
Practice guidance, not an exam. Listen with your tutor.
3 · Listen and compare
Words the browser heard
Compare with the page
✓ matched · ~ different word · − not heard
A reading match compares words, not pronunciation, accent, or intonation. Recognition can be wrong. Your tutor’s ear matters more.
That is useful feedback. The machine result stays unchanged; compare the recordings and decide together.
A few things to notice
A five-minute lesson
- Play Andrew, then ask: what is happening in the picture?
- Let the adult learner read. Record, stop, and compare both voices.
- If wanted, enable browser recognition for an adult reading. Inspect the words heard, not just the number.
- Try one change in rhythm or one word, then read again. There is no pass mark.
If recognition cannot connect, switch it off and keep listening, recording, and comparing with your tutor.