Hear how an English text is pronounced

Readotte detects that a text is in English and gives it to an English voice: Alba, Peter or Eve, Heart with a US accent, George with a UK accent.

The Minibon team · Updated on 27 October 2026 · Translation to review

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To work on your English

• Follow the highlighted word

  The word being spoken is highlighted during reading, so you link the written word to its sound.

• Slow down

  At 0.75×, each word stands out more clearly, and the voice does not get any deeper.

• Compare accents

  George has a British accent and Heart an American one: switch voices and listen to the same sentence again.

The steps

1. 1. Add Paste the English text: the language is detected, and you can change it if needed.
2. 2. Listen Press play: the current sentence is highlighted, and so is the word being spoken. Tap a sentence to jump to it.
3. 3. Adjust Speed from 0.75× to 3×, your choice of voice, and pitch, warmth and clarity settings on the Voices page.
4. 4. Pick up later The document stays in your library: reading resumes at the sentence where you stopped.

What the tool does well, and what it misses

• Good: automatic language The choice between English and French voices is made from the text itself.
• Good: going back Tap a sentence to hear it again as many times as you need.
• Worth knowing: two languages only Readotte reads English and French. A text in any other language will be mispronounced.
• Worth knowing: no phonetics Readotte lets you hear the word, but it does not show its phonetic transcription.