Every language here opens straight into a conversation. The pages are for when you want to know what you are in for first.
The ones with the most conversations behind them.
Two verbs for “to be”, and half a billion people happy to hear you try.
Read about Spanish ›Half the letters are silent. Learning which half is most of the work.
Read about French ›Easy sounds, and politeness built into the grammar.
Read about Japanese ›The verb waits at the end of the sentence, so listening is a skill of its own.
Read about German ›Hold a consonant a beat too short and you have said a different word.
Read about Italian ›Vowels that live in your nose, and a real choice between Brazil and Portugal.
Read about Portuguese ›Four tones do the job that spelling does in English.
Read about Mandarin ›The words are the easy part. The rhythm is what makes you understood.
Read about English ›Newer, and less proven. If one gets something wrong, tell us in the app.
An alphabet you can read by lunchtime, then years of getting the politeness right.
Read about Korean ›Close enough to English to lull you, different enough to catch you out.
Read about Dutch ›Verbs agree with gender, and everyday speech is half English anyway.
Read about Hindi ›Six cases, no articles, and word order you can actually play with.
Read about Russian ›Endings stack until a single word carries a whole sentence.
Read about Turkish ›Seven cases, and consonant clusters that read worse than they sound.
Read about Polish ›Say it wrong and the better version appears next to it. The conversation keeps going.
Open in Hindi, Arabic, Portuguese, whatever you speak. Dosti walks you across.
Level, streak and saved words are separate for each. A new language never resets an old one.
Japanese has politeness levels where Spanish has a pronoun. Mandarin corrections are about tone. Each page covers what that means when you are the one talking.
No. Open the app, tap a language, and you are talking in about two minutes. No sign-up, no card.
Yes. Level, streak and saved words are kept separately, so your Spanish is not mixed in with your French.
The language works end to end, with far fewer conversations behind it, so the voice and the corrections are less proven. Everything else behaves the same.
The one you have a reason to speak. A trip, a partner's family, a job. Dosti finds your level from the first conversation either way.
Two minutes, no account. The first conversation is how Dosti finds your level.
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