A foreign-language reading aid is a computer program that assists a non-native language user to read properly in their target language. The proper reading means that the pronunciation should be correct and stress to different parts of the words should be proper.
There are many language tutors available in market which help people to read the sentences in a language of their choice. By using this computer aid, user can improve their pitch and tone, thereby adjusting to the new language.
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