Open beta · Growing together
Start with your voice. Take the next step.
From listening to your own reply: see how a conversation becomes useful practice.
Open beta · Growing together
Can I have a coffee?
Start the microphone yourself. Choose a situation and begin in your own words. Typing works too.
Say it.
Start the microphone yourself. Choose a situation and begin in your own words. Typing works too.
Check it.
Your recording becomes text. Edit a misunderstood word; nothing is sent to the conversation until you confirm.
You start the microphone. Audio is processed for transcription; only your confirmed text is sent to the conversation. You can also type.
Hear a reply.
Get a response in your learning language. Listen when the reply audio is ready and see how the conversation continues.
Notice the difference.
See the reason for a correction in your interface language. Focus on your next attempt, not a score.
Try again.
Use the suggestion in your own sentence. End the session or return to your saved conversation later.
Do I need a microphone to practise?
No. You can start the microphone yourself or join by typing. Review and confirm a recording’s transcript before sending it. Replies and feedback are AI-generated, not a certified pronunciation or proficiency score.
Why do I check my recording before sending it?
Your recording becomes text. Edit a misunderstood word; nothing is sent to the conversation until you confirm. You start the microphone. Audio is processed for transcription; only your confirmed text is sent to the conversation. You can also type.
Is conversation feedback a pronunciation score?
See the reason for a correction in your interface language. Focus on your next attempt, not a score. No. You can start the microphone yourself or join by typing. Review and confirm a recording’s transcript before sending it. Replies and feedback are AI-generated, not a certified pronunciation or proficiency score.
Open beta · Growing together
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