Gliglish

The core of Gliglish is a spoken back-and-forth with an AI that responds in your target language. You talk, it understands through speech recognition, and it answers with text-to-speech, so the whole loop runs in voice rather than typing. That makes it a natural fit for the listening and speaking skills most apps skip.

Rather than a generic chat window, Gliglish lets you step into situations like buying a croissant, checking into a hotel, or sitting a job interview. Scenarios give the conversation a goal and a script-like frame, which helps you practice the exact exchanges you'll need instead of drifting into small talk.

Gliglish covers 38 options across roughly 30 languages, and the list leans on regional variants other tools skip. You can pick American, British, or Australian English, Spanish from Spain or Mexico, Portuguese from Brazil or Portugal, or Mandarin versus Cantonese. Choosing the right dialect matters when you're training your ear for a specific place.

When you make a mistake, the AI flags it and shows a better way to say the same thing. Corrections are light and woven into the conversation, so they don't break the flow. It's a gentle form of feedback rather than a graded score, which suits learners who want to keep talking without getting stuck on every error.

When you run out of words, Gliglish suggests what you could say next. You can also slow down or speed up the AI's speech, which helps at the start when native pace feels too fast. Both features lower the friction of keeping a conversation alive.

The Plus plan adds a Beginner-Friendly Mode that eases the AI's language and pace for newer learners, plus mini-classes that structure practice around specific skills. These give beginners a gentler on-ramp than free conversation alone.