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Pragma

Catch the hint. Answer in kind.

What a sentence does: asking, refusing, hinting, being polite — the melody that changes it, and the everyday English of a real place, starting with the Upper Midwest.

Coming soon — in development.

Pragma has just been started. There is no version to try, nothing to download and no date yet; this page says what it is being built to do. It follows the family’s rule: free is everything that works inside the app, and what it sends to other apps or exports will be Pro.

The top step

After the sound, the word, the sentence and its meaning comes the last question: what is the sentence for?

  1. sounda vowel, a consonantSentioPhonema
  2. syllableonset, vowel, codaSentioPhonema
  3. wordfound, kept, saidLectioMimesisSentio
  4. sentenceheard and said backMimesisAntiphonLectio

Said, and meant

A hint

It’s cold in here.

meant: could you close the window?

Oh — I’ll shut it.

The melody

You’re coming?
rises: a question
You’re coming.
falls: a plan, settled
  • Ope!oops, excuse me
  • You betchayes, sure
  • Come with?come with us?
  • popsoda
  • hotdisha casserole
  • Minnesota nicepolite, and indirect
The line said and the line meant, with the answer that fits; the same words as a question and as a statement; and the first region’s everyday words. A sketch of what Pragma teaches, not a screenshot.

What it will do coming soon

Your data

No account, no ads, no tracking, and no server in its first version: the lessons and your progress live on your phone and travel only to your own devices or your own Google Drive, as in every app of the family. Its privacy policy will be on this page before there is anything to install.

Get it

Pragma for Android — coming soon, in development.
Package com.neurophonetics.pragma

Coming soon

Questions, or a phrase from your own region:

The rest of the family

Separate apps, each doing one job. None of them needs another — they simply go well together.