# Parloquo – Web articles in the language you're learning. Translated and adapted to your level. Parloquo translates blog posts, Wikipedia pages and news into the language you're learning and adapts them to your level, from A1 to C2. Choose from 14 languages. 14 days free · no credit card · ready in a minute On a computer as a browser extension. On your phone, you paste the text into the app. - Open the app: https://parloquo.app/app/ - Guide: https://parloquo.app/en/guide/ ## How it works 1. **Open an article.** Open an article in your browser, in any language. On your phone, copy the text and paste it into the Parloquo app. 2. **Click the Parloquo icon.** The Parloquo icon is at the bottom right of the page. Click it or press Alt+Shift+S, and Parloquo translates the article paragraph by paragraph and adapts it to your level, headings included. Ads, navigation and comments are left out. A second click shows the original again. 3. **Look up words.** Click a paragraph, then a word. The word card shows the base form, translation, tense, person, the conjugation table and the meaning in this sentence. ## Features ### Word card Click a word in the adapted text. The word card shows the base form, pronunciation and translation, for verbs the tense, person and full conjugation, and what the word means in exactly this sentence. ### Read aloud Parloquo reads the text aloud and highlights the word being spoken. Speed from 0.5× to 2×. ### Exercises from your article Multiple choice, gap fills and open questions about exactly what you just read – for Spanish also with a focus such as the subjunctive or ser/estar. ### Ask the text Questions about the content are answered in the language you're learning, grammar questions in English. ### Vocabulary deck “Save word” puts the word and its sentence into your vocabulary deck. You review it as in Anki, with four rating levels, as a flashcard, a gap sentence or a listening exercise. Export for Anki and as CSV. ### Deck words marked in the text Words from your deck are underlined in the adapted text. The word card shows when the next review is due. ### On your phone In the Parloquo app you paste copied text. In Chrome on Android, a bookmark starts Parloquo right on the page you're reading. Your vocabulary deck, language and level belong to your account and are the same on your computer and your phone. ### Suggestion for the next level When you look up fewer words and get the exercises right, Parloquo suggests the next level. ## Where Parloquo runs Parloquo runs in your browser today, on computers and phones. The extension is coming to the Chrome Web Store and Firefox soon; apps for Android and iPhone follow by the end of 2026. - **Web app** (Available now): On any computer or phone: paste a text and read it at your level. - **Chrome, Edge, Brave** (Download now): Browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc: Parloquo right on every website. Until it's in the Chrome Web Store, you install it from a ZIP file. - **Firefox** (Coming soon): Extension for Firefox on computers and Android, via Firefox Add-ons. - **Android** (By end of 2026): App with its own browser and “Share → Parloquo” from any app. Until then: the web app and the bookmark for Chrome. - **iPhone, iPad** (By end of 2026): App for iPhone and iPad with a Safari extension. Until then: the web app in Safari. ## 14 languages You learn one of these languages. Menus, explanations and translations come in your own language. The article you read can be in any language. [Español](https://parloquo.app/en/spanish/), English, [Français](https://parloquo.app/en/french/), [Deutsch](https://parloquo.app/en/german/), [Italiano](https://parloquo.app/en/italian/), [Português](https://parloquo.app/en/portuguese/), [Nederlands](https://parloquo.app/en/dutch/), [Polski](https://parloquo.app/en/polish/), [Svenska](https://parloquo.app/en/swedish/), [Dansk](https://parloquo.app/en/danish/), [Norsk](https://parloquo.app/en/norwegian/), [日本語](https://parloquo.app/en/japanese/), [한국어](https://parloquo.app/en/korean/), [العربية](https://parloquo.app/en/arabic/) ## Language levels - **A1**: Very short sentences, present tense only, main facts only - **A2**: Short sentences, simple past, common words - **B1**: Sentences of up to about 20 words, all key content - **B2**: Normal newspaper style; only very long sentences and rare words adapted - **C1**: Close to the original; only convoluted sentences split up - **C2**: The original text; pages in other languages are translated Not sure which level fits? In the placement test you read the same paragraph at higher and higher levels until it gets too hard. It takes about a minute. ## Pricing ### Trial: €0 (14 days) - **25 AI credits**, enough for about 12 articles - Chats with “Ask the text” or “Explain grammar” - Dictionary with conjugation, offline for Spanish - Read-aloud, exercises and a vocabulary deck on all your devices ### Light: €3.20 (per month) - **500 AI credits** a month - Enough for about 250 articles - Chats, word cards and exercises included ### Pro: €5.40 (per month) - **1,000 AI credits** a month - Enough for about 500 articles - Everything in Light, with twice the AI credits Parloquo is in public beta: apps for more platforms are rolling out step by step. You can subscribe to Light or Pro at any time, even during the trial. After the 14 days you need one of them. The offline dictionary, read aloud and your vocabulary deck keep working without it. AI credits charge what the language model really costs: an article about 2, a word card far less. ## FAQ ### Which languages can I learn? Spanish, English, German, French, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Japanese, Korean and Arabic – with explanations in English. The page you read can be in any language. ### Which devices does Parloquo work on? On a computer as an extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc. Until it's in the Chrome Web Store, you install it from a ZIP file; Firefox follows soon. On a phone as an app in the browser: you copy the text of an article and paste it in. In Chrome on Android, a bookmark also starts Parloquo right on the page. Apps for Android and for iPhone and iPad follow by the end of 2026. ### What does public beta mean? Parloquo is open to everyone: you can try it for 14 days and subscribe to Light or Pro. We keep improving it, and the apps are rolling out step by step: the extension is coming to the Chrome Web Store and Firefox, and apps for Android and iPhone follow by the end of 2026. If something doesn't work, write to support@parloquo.app. ### What counts as an article? Every page or pasted text that Parloquo translates and adapts for you. If you change the level or open the article again, it doesn't count again. ### Does Parloquo work with every website? With pages that contain longer running text: blogs, Wikipedia, recipes, forums, magazines and news. Parloquo leaves out ads, navigation and comments. For articles behind a paywall, Parloquo only sees what the page displays. On search engines, social networks, YouTube and webmail, Parloquo is hidden by default. ### What happens to my data? For translating and adapting, the text is sent to AI models: pages in another language are usually translated by Hy-MT2 by Tencent, and Claude by Anthropic adapts the text to your level. Parloquo stores your account, your level and your vocabulary deck. For your quota it also stores the addresses of the articles you have translated, but not their text. The Spanish dictionary runs on your device. ## How to get started 1. **Install.** On a computer, the extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave or Arc; on a phone, open the web app. 2. **Create an account.** With email and password, or with a code by email. 14 days free, no credit card. 3. **Read.** Open an article in any language and click the Parloquo icon.