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Practise the conversations
you want to have.
Create audio language lessons around your life. Choose a situation, listen to both sides of the conversation, and practise speaking at your pace.
Try public lessons without an account. Free accounts can generate three lessons in one language.
See how to use the app →Your next conversation can be your next lesson.
Ordering breakfast in Bogotá? Asking for directions in Tokyo? Choose something you want to say, then work through it with audio and a transcript.
Give your lesson a job.
Choose your language and level. Pick a lesson idea or describe a situation you want to practise, and keep related lessons together in a topic.
Hear the replies too.
Follow a conversation with the transcript and translations. Replay a phrase, move between sentences, or slow the audio when you need more time.
Say your part aloud.
Pause to practise an answer. Listen again, then try the exchange while looking away from the text. Come back to the same lesson to review.
Start with one lesson.
Open a public General lesson as a guest and try the player. Sign in when you’re ready to create your own lessons and save your progress.
Free accounts can generate three lessons in one language. Monthly and annual subscriptions allow more generation, within the app’s limits. Check the app for local prices.
Language guides for your next encounter.
Read phrases for a place or activity, then use the situation as the starting point for your own lesson.
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