Foreign Languages
Say something real on day one.
Four languages, each a tutorial in three sections — the 1000 most common words, 1000 phrases, and 1000 everyday conversations. All of it read aloud, and every card you tick is kept.
- 4 languages
- Every word spoken
- Progress tracked
Choose a language
Four ways to start
Every card opens that language’s tutorial: words, phrases and conversations, each with a voice you choose and a tick you keep.
FrançaisFrench
Words · Phrases · ConversationsStart with FrenchSpoken in France, Belgium, Switzerland and Canada, and across West and Central Africa.
An official language of the African Union and the United Nations — the widest-travelling second language on the continent.
中文Chinese (Mandarin)
Words · Phrases · ConversationsStart with ChineseMandarin is the everyday language of mainland China, Taiwan and Singapore, and has more first-language speakers than any other.
China is a major trade, engineering and scholarship partner across southern Africa, and Mandarin is what opens those rooms.
DeutschGerman
Words · Phrases · ConversationsStart with GermanThe everyday language of Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein, and the most widely spoken first language in the European Union.
German universities charge little or no tuition, and German is the working language of a great deal of engineering and research.
PortuguêsPortuguese (European)
Words · Phrases · ConversationsStart with PortugueseThe language of Portugal and Brazil — and, closer to home, of Mozambique on Zimbabwe's eastern border and of Angola.
One of SADC's official languages alongside English and French, and a Romance language that opens the door to Spanish, French and Italian.
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Where this module stands
The tutorial is built and the content is being written into it language by language. A section with nothing in it yet says so plainly rather than spinning — and each language keeps its starter pack, ready to use this afternoon.