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Readers should be given a test to see the profiency of the language The test is voluntary, but concise enough for the A1-A2 learner to comprehend. It can be sort of a survey to get more info about the learner.

At the bottom of a story, there would be a series of follow-up activities to reinforce what you learned. The main one would be a multiple choice comprehension quiz, where you have to select the right choices to prove you understood the story. (E.g. "In the beginning, the character [ goes to space / leaves home / finds a key ]".) You would have the option to do the quiz in your own language or the language you're learning.

to quickly check the IPA of the word/pronunciation. Maybe allow us to toggle an option to be able to hover over any word to check its IPA or hear its pronunciation taken from forvo. perhaps even just get natives to read the story so we can follow along with pronunciation.

I'd like to revisit some stories and would want a clear distinction of which ones I've already completed. So filters based on unread, bookmarked, review etc. would really help. This would also need to allow the user to mark a story as in review, unread (so that they can repeat it), etc.

I want to thank the creator of this website for the incredible work that you are doing, making language studies more accessible to people. Keep up with this great work that you're doing.

As a first step, Fabulang will provide an analysis of which grammar concepts/tenses are used within the text of the story. As a second step, it would be possible to filter stories to find stories which include, or use a lot of, a particular tense. As part of this, you can also read more about that grammar concept.

For Dark Times. It's trendy. It's useful. Here is day time, so I have no idea how the site looks when the Sun sleeps. Maybe you already have a night mode.

Bonjour, Merci beaucoup for your site. I suggest a vocabulary list of dix (10) words at the beginning of each story that the reader can first review prior to reading chaque story. I would be glad to help and make suggestions, n'est-ce pas?