For Spanish learners · A1 to C2
Read NPR News in Spanish
You already read NPR News for world news and politics. Lingocito takes the day's stories from outlets like it and rewrites them in Spanish at exactly your level — so your daily reading habit becomes your daily Spanish practice.
What NPR News covers
NPR News is one of the World & Politics outlets in Lingocito's source catalog. Pick it (and any others you already read) during signup, and your morning edition draws its stories from the topics you actually care about — every story rewritten into graded Spanish and always linked to the original at npr.org.
What a graded story looks like
A sample business news story — not from NPR News — rewritten at four genuinely different levels. Your edition works the same way with the outlets you pick.
Una empresa pequeña vence a los gigantes del sector
Una empresa pequeña de café creció mucho este año. Vende directamente a los clientes, sin tiendas grandes. Ganó más clientes que las marcas famosas del sector.
Tap a level — the same story, rewritten for you. That's Lingocito.
How Lingocito rewrites NPR News at your level
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Calibrate in 3 minutes
Read a few short passages, tell us easy or hard. We find your exact level, A1 to C2 — no grammar quiz.
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Your outlets, every morning
Pick NPR News and the rest of your daily reads. Real stories from them, rewritten in Spanish at your level — always linked to the original article.
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Save words, keep the habit
Tap any word to translate and save it, review it in Repaso — and keep a streak that forgives a missed day.
Tomorrow's NPR News, en español, at your level.
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