Speak, do not only study
Each pin is a real person with a first name, an age and sometimes a short intro. Zoom in on a country where English is spoken, open a profile and send a line or two. Talk about cricket, films or your favourite food, and pick up how people really speak and write every day.
Many languages, one map
India has 22 officially recognised languages, and many people grow up speaking more than one. You can chat in English and share your own language too, whether it is Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Marathi or another. Someone learning it will gladly trade words with you.
One clock for India, many for the world
India uses a single time zone, UTC+5:30. When it is noon in India, it is about 6:30 in the morning in London and around 1:30 at night in New York, while the Gulf is just an hour and a half behind. Pick your moment: live chats in the evening, replies from the West at breakfast.
Neighbours nearby, the world a swipe away
From India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Bhutan are close on the map. Chat with people there, or slide the map toward Europe, Africa or the Americas for different accents. The more voices you hear, the easier English becomes.
Stuck on a word? Translate it
A free account lets you translate the messages you receive into your language and send yours already translated. Use it as a safety net. It will not do the practice for you: you still do the speaking and the writing.
Your privacy stays with you
Your position is always blurred, so people see only a general area, never your address. Messages are encrypted in our database, we use no advertising trackers, and you can delete your profile or download your data whenever you like.