Vietnamese is spoken by 85 million people. It uses the Latin alphabet (thanks to French missionaries). The challenge is the tones — six of them, and getting one wrong changes the meaning completely. But it has no conjugation, no gender, no plurals.
Sound familiar? Most learners can read and write Vietnamese long before they can speak it. That's because traditional apps train recognition (matching, choosing, tapping) — not production (actually speaking).
You talk to Kaiava out loud. In Vietnamese. She responds in Vietnamese, keeps the conversation going, and corrects your mistakes naturally — without stopping the flow. No flashcards. No drills. Just real conversation.
Conversation practice for all levels — beginner to advanced. Grammar explanations in context. Cultural notes woven naturally into conversation. Pronunciation feedback (Phase 2). Progress tracking with CEFR levels.
Try it free — 3 text conversations per day. Upgrade to Plus ($5.99/mo) for unlimited voice practice, all languages, and per-student memory.