mixgo – Mixed Reading

Why is a new language hard to read? Because your brain is reordering words and translating them at the same time. mixgo lets you read a new language woven into English. "It started to rain, so I opened my paraguas." The context makes new words easy to guess. Raise the share bit by bit, until you're reading in the new language's own word order. ■ 10 languages Spanish, French, Italian, German, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Korean and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional). Switch any time. ■ Any article becomes your textbook Copy a news story or blog post and paste it in, or send it from your browser's Share menu. ■ Books and signs, too Snap a page, a menu, or a screenshot and mixgo reads the text. ■ One slider, beginner to advanced Set the new language anywhere from 0 to 100%. Past the halfway point, sentences switch to its word order. ■ Tap any word Switch languages on the spot. Press and hold to look it up. ■ Listen Hear the English and the mixed sentence back to back, so both languages stick together. ■ A classic included The full text of O. Henry's "The Gift of the Magi," ready to read. ■ Diglot Weave Based on a method proposed by linguist Dr. Robbins Burling in 1968: learning by weaving two languages together. — Free to start. A mixgo Pro subscription (monthly or yearly) is required for continued use. Terms: https://mixgo.karyudo.co.jp/terms Privacy: https://mixgo.karyudo.co.jp/privacy