Koine: What You Can Read

Koine: What You Can Read

Spanish texts, English help

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September 9, 2026
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October 10, 2026

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Short Spanish readings for beginners, with English explanations. Koine gives you six original short Spanish texts across everyday life, travel and stories. Read at your own pace. Each lesson offers four words in context with English meanings, plus two questions about the passage with English choices and explanations. Try to recall a word's meaning before revealing it. Type an English answer in your own words, compare it with the explanation and rate what you remembered. These word checks are your own assessments. Koine does not grade your English or test your Spanish level. Your answers and reading position are saved on this device. Leave a passage unfinished and continue where you stopped. Return another day to revisit words: review begins at least one day after a word check. Read offline, without an account, ads or an external AI service. The six readings are a small starting collection. Word coverage and source details are there if you want to look further; that estimate reflects the words checked here and your own assessments, not everything you know. iPhone and iPad. English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese and Turkish.
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What's New in Koine

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October 10, 2026

One corpus became three. Koine measured you against conversation. Now it also measures you against fiction — 42 public-domain works — and against news. The words that carry a conversation are not the words that carry a news report, and the numbers say so: with 2,000 words known, coverage is 82% of conversation, 72% of fiction, 72% of news. Three corpora also do something a single one could not. The systematic part of your band — the part more questions never narrow — could not be estimated from one corpus at all. With three it can: ±14.7 points, and the step from two corpora to three narrowed it 4.4 times. Reading practice is new. Passages come from the corpora you are measured against, and your progress survives closing the app.

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