FluentVerify
Explainer · 9 scenes · 73 seconds

The problem

“Your English is great.”

That is a compliment. It is not information.

What it costs

So you practise everything.

you LISTENER EFFORT
cause: unknown

What we do

Twelve minutes of speaking.

RECORDING 11:40
readdialogueemphasis speak freelyregister

How the number is made

Measured, not guessed.

Sound measurement pitch · pauses · rhythm Pronunciation model phoneme accuracy Fixed scoring rules same input, same result B2

An AI writes the explanation — and is blocked in code from naming any number we did not measure.

What gets measured

Six areas. Fourteen items.

Pronunciation Intonation Sentence stress Rhythm Fluency Clarity
Phonemic Accuracy · Word Stress · Pitch Variation · Terminal Contours · Uptalk Focus Words · Stress-Timing · Connected Speech · Speech Rate · Pause Placement …

The order matters

Ranked by cost, not by count.

th → s heard 6 times “sink” for “think” — context usually rescues it cost 0.35 l → r heard 2 times “right” for “light” — changes the word outright cost 1.00

Your levels

A1 to C2 — and an honest label.

A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 PROVISIONAL

What we will not do

We never guess a score.

Disfluency Rate not assessed Why: the transcriber was unavailable for this recording. no value invented · no average substituted · no level assigned

What happens next

We measure. You decide.

No lessons. No drills. A map of what is costing you, and what is already fine.

12 minutes your report a teacher who knows

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FluentVerify measures how you speak English and names what to work on. It does not teach. Levels are marked provisional until our reliability study is finished.
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