Learn · Play · Speak
Learn any of 15 languages the way games teach: short lessons that teach before they test, 20 games built from your own words, and AI conversations that correct you and explain why.
15 languages · 20 games · no streak pressure
Arcade
Every game uses only words you've been taught. Three levels each — pass one at 80% to unlock the next.
- Code Words
- Forbidden Words
- Story Cards
- Sketch & Guess
- Act It Out
- Bingo
- Escape Room
- Impostor
- Property Tycoon
- Life Sim
- Block Builder
- Word Guess
- Letter Tiles
- Werewolf
- Scavenger Hunt
AI conversation · example
Bonjour ! Qu'est-ce que je vous sers ?
Je veux un café, s'il vous plaît.
More natural
Je voudrais un café, s'il vous plaît.
“Je veux” is correct but can sound abrupt; “je voudrais” is the polite form.
Online
Play with friends
Bingo Race and team Code Words — share a room code, everyone on their own phone.
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skills tracked from your real answers
Teach first. Then test.
How every lesson works
[1/3]
Learn it
Every lesson starts by teaching: the word, its meaning in your language, how it sounds and a picture. New scripts start with their letters.
[2/3]
Practise with hints
Guided exercises with the meaning still visible. Mistakes come back for another go and never count against you.
[3/3]
Prove it, then play
An independent check (80% to pass) unlocks the next lesson — and the words feed 20 games.
15 languages · any explained in any
From your first letter to your first conversation.
- English English
- Spanish Español
- French Français
- German Deutsch
- Mandarin Chinese 中文
- Japanese 日本語
- Korean 한국어
- Hindi हिन्दी
- Arabic العربية
- Portuguese Português
- Italian Italiano
- Russian Русский
- Thai ไทย
- Indonesian Bahasa Indonesia
- Turkish Türkçe
Studying in Germany and need German for a part-time job? See the student-job track
Honest limits
- Course content hasn't been reviewed by native speakers yet — flag anything with “Report a problem”.
- AI can be wrong; it isn't a certified assessment.
- Speech uses your browser's speech-to-text. Pronunciation isn't scored.
- The course currently covers beginner level (about A1).
Which languages?
15 today: English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Arabic, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Thai, Indonesian, Turkish. You can learn any of them, explained in any of them.
I'm a complete beginner. Can I start?
Yes. The course starts from zero — the writing system and sounds first where needed, then greetings, numbers and everyday words. Each unit has a checkpoint you can take to skip what you already know.
Is it really a game?
Lessons unlock 20 games built from the words you've learned — Bingo, Code Words, Escape Room, Detective and more — each with three levels. Two can be played online with friends.
Is the AI always right?
No. AI conversations and the tutor are labelled as AI and can make mistakes. They're instructed not to invent rules. The course itself doesn't depend on AI.
Is there a streak I'll lose?
No. The hub shows which days you practised this week; missing a day costs nothing.
What does it cost?
Free during early testing. AI features need a free account and have a monthly allowance.
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