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361 Stories in Multiple Languages 

Multilinguals

Ten Sets of Multilinguals in English

What are Multilinguals?

Multilinguals are essentially the 361 stories of The Red Well-Read Reader, grouped into 10 sets, and readable in scores of languages. 

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Which Memberships have access to Multilinguals?

Only Palladium, the top tier regular membership.

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How can Multilinguals be read aloud?

There are four ways to do so:

  1. Directly on this very page.

  2. On the Immersive Reader platform.

  3. On a Word document.

  4. On either Google Translate or Bing Translate.

  • On all these platforms, multilinguals may be translated into a number of additional languages; however, for translation fidelity English should be used for all translations.

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Test Drive 

  • To hear Story 1 below on this very page, double-left click on the first word of the story then right-click on it and choose "Continue to read aloud from here." 

  • To put Story 1 on the Immersive Reader Platform, select the story with your mouse, then right click to open the popup menu and click on "Open selection in immersive reader."

  • To put Story 1 on the Google Translate Platform, copy the story then paste it on the platform. (Google Translate must be installed on your computer, and a tab for it put on your toolbar.)

  • To put Story 1 on a Word document, copy it then paste it on the document. (For users who do not have a Word subscription, you can use Word's free version.)
     

Story 1: Nabbed

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"No thanks, no sweets!" said Doctor McNabb. "Not a slab, not even a dab. You see I am trying to lose some flab. Therefore, I eat just crab and I drink just Tab. Now please bring me my bill, or call it a tab if you will. But let's not confab, or in other words gab - for I must hasten back to my lab.”

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As his waitress left to tally his tab, McNabb continued to blab, saying something about taking a stab, at not paying his tab.

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Then he fled outside and quickly grabbed a cab. But thanks to the police he was soon nabbed, a criminal tabbed. From then on, his life was dreary and drab.

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