English

Learn English by speaking it, corrected as you go

Unlimited conversation in English with teachers who correct you in real time and pick up where you left off, class after class. Built on the Natural Method, taught since 2003.

Unlimited English classes, with no minutes and no creditsChoose your teacher, accent, speed and correction frequencyFrom beginner to advanced, with micro-levels inside each levelWeb, iOS and Android
A English class in progress, with a correction card beside the conversation
What you get

Everything your English needs, in one place

Unlimited conversation in English

Talk as long and as often as you like, on up to five topics you choose. No minutes, no credits, no slot to book, no lesson to wait for.

Corrections that become your lesson

Grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation corrected while you speak, one at a time. Keep the ones that matter and discard the rest; after class they come back as feedback, a writing exercise and reading and video suggestions.

Flashcards and six review games

Built from the mistakes you actually made in English, not from a generic word list. They update themselves after every class.

Targeted Practice for real situations

Rehearse one situation from start to finish in English: an interview, a booking, an appointment, or the phone call you have been putting off.

About English

What English asks of you

English spelling rarely tells you how a word sounds, so the fastest way in is to say it and be corrected on the spot. Choose the accent you actually need and the speed you can follow, and change both as your ear improves. The corrections you keep become the flashcards and games you review afterwards.

Start speaking on day one, with subtitles and translations while you need themYour teacher slows down, and speeds up when you are readyCorrections are saved, reviewed and turned into gamesYour teacher remembers what you talked about last time
Choosing a English Targeted Practice exercise

A job interview

Answer the usual questions, and the one you hope they don't ask.

A meeting with people you have never met

Introduce yourself, disagree politely, and ask someone to repeat.

Small talk after the meeting ends

The five minutes that are harder than the presentation.

Start speaking English today

Your first class is free. Pick a teacher, choose a topic, and talk.

Try a free English class