
Spanish bilingual graded story
La torre de Babel
The Tower of Babel in Spanish
4 levels: A0–B1 Natural Spanish audio2 minSpanish + English bilingual support
Read and listen to this story as a Spanish–English bilingual graded reader, adapted for language learners from Starter to Intermediate level.
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About this story
The people of the world speak one language and decide to build a great city with a tower reaching toward heaven. They hope the project will make them famous and prevent them from being scattered across the earth. God sees what they are building and confuses their language, making it impossible for them to understand one another. The unfinished city becomes known as Babel, and its people are scattered throughout the world. The Tower of Babel is a short and influential Bible story about ambition, pride and division that offers a biblical explanation for the existence of different languages.
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La torre de Babel · Scene 1Toda la tierra tiene una sola lengua. Todos hablan igual. La gente va hacia el oriente. Entonces encuentra una llanura en la tierra de Sinar. La gente vive allí. Después se dicen unos a otros: «Vamos a hacer ladrillos y vamos a cocinarlos bien». Usan ladrillos y no piedra. Usan asfalto para unirlos. Luego dicen: «Vamos a construir una ciudad para nosotros. También vamos a construir una torre. La parte de arriba va a llegar al cielo. Así vamos a tener un gran nombre. Entonces no vamos a ir por toda la tierra».
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Is this story suitable for complete beginners?
The Starter version uses short sentences, common vocabulary and simplified narration.
Which level should I choose?
Choose the easiest version that you can follow comfortably. You can switch levels without losing your place.
Can I listen while reading?
Yes. Each scene includes Spanish narration and playback-speed controls.
Is the English translation optional?
Yes. You can display it beside the Spanish text or hide it for a more immersive experience.


