Talk with AI, learn workplace conversations and how American culture differs from yours, and shadow them sentence by sentence. Vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation are all there too, explained in Vietnamese or Japanese.
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The problem is usually the method, not you. Here is where learners get stuck, and how EnglishR helps.
There's nobody to practice with, and making mistakes in front of people is embarrassing.
Press one button and talk, like a phone call. The AI answers in natural American English and fixes your mistakes as you go. Every chat is saved so you can read it again. Talk freely or role-play a workplace scene (uses your own Gemini key).
Textbook lines like “Fine, thank you. And you?”, or greetings translated word for word from your language, sound odd to Americans.
Each workplace scene explains the cultural differences: why Americans say it that way, how it differs from your own culture, and common mistakes. Useful phrases and other ways to say each line come with it.
The English is in your head, but it gets stuck on the way out.
Hear a model sentence, say it back, and see what your phone heard. Record yourself to compare with the model, or turn on auto-continue to practice the whole conversation.
Many English sounds don't exist in your first language, and an IPA symbol doesn't show where your tongue and lips should go.
The pronunciation course teaches IPA sounds step by step. Animations show how the tongue and lips move in each word, with listening practice and self-checks.
A word like “get” has many meanings, but word lists usually give you one line of translation.
Nearly 10,000 words from A1 to C2. Each meaning has example sentences, a translation, and IPA for the whole sentence as Americans say it. Press one button a day for your plan's lesson; spaced review brings words back before you forget.
Americans say “call it a day”, “figure out”, “make a decision”: each word is familiar, but textbooks rarely teach what the phrase means or when to use it.
Over 300 phrasal verbs, over 300 idioms and everyday expressions, and nearly 500 collocations, each with meanings, examples, and IPA. Grammar adds over 70 linking words and sentence patterns, plus tenses, conditionals, the passive, articles, and prepositions.
Real screenshots from the app, shown in Vietnamese. The app's interface is in Vietnamese or Japanese.
No ads and no account to create.
Every feature is open for 7 days. No email and no card needed.
Pick your goal, level, and daily time to get your own plan.
Monthly or yearly through the App Store or Google Play. A1–B2 vocabulary and grammar stay free after the trial.
No. Install the app and start learning. Your progress stays on your phone.
Vietnamese and Japanese speakers learning American English, from beginner to advanced, wherever they live.
Yes. Vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, conversations, and shadowing work without a connection. Videos, podcasts, web reading, and AI need the internet.
The lessons don't need AI. Voice chat and Ask AI are optional and use your own API key (voice chat needs a Gemini key), so any cost is billed by the AI provider for that key.
Your study progress stays on your device. The app sends anonymous usage statistics, which you can turn off in Settings. See the privacy policy for details.
Your phone needs English (US) for its keyboard or voice input. Here's how on your phone: Turn on English speech recognition
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