A letter
You studied English at school…
You bought online courses…
You read books…
But when someone looks at you and says something in English, you freeze.
Why?
My name is Braden Chase, and I need you to believe ONE thing…
If you can speak one language, you can speak two.
Your brain has several centers for processing language, and your brain works just as well as an American's.
You literally have all the tools and capacity needed to speak English already…
But for some reason, you still don't speak. Why not?
Fear.
You're afraid of being embarrassed.
Of saying something wrong and being laughed at.
Of being made fun of.
You know people will judge you as soon as you open your mouth, so you don't want to even try.
But what if we removed not just the people, but the judgment from talking?
What if you could talk to someone whenever you wanted, practice your English for hours at a time, and no one ever laughs or complains?
What if you had an English tutor whom you could call at any time of the day or night and talk about anything in English, and they would practice with you?
5 years ago, that was an impossible dream for almost anyone.
Today, it's possible.
How? Sign up for a free account to find out.
Language rooms
Four rooms are open. A room is the language you already speak, and the one you are learning.
How a practice works
Your teacher assigns.
Paste class notes into Account. That paste is free. For two weeks, your chats build on them.
You talk it through.
Tap Start talking. Your tutor greets you and waits. Three quiet minutes, and the chat ends and saves.
You keep a note.
Today's focus, what went well, one thing to try next, and words you can pin.
The tutors
You pick one at setup. You can switch later in Account.
Every chat ends with a note.
Not a score. It is about what you said.
An example
O livro, a casa
You said the words with their nouns.
Start the next line on your own.
Ten steps, in every language.
Each language has its own first chat and its own step. Progress shows where you are.
Novice
Novice Low · Novice Mid · Novice High
Intermediate
Intermediate Low · Intermediate Mid · Intermediate High
Advanced
Advanced Low · Advanced Mid · Advanced High
Superior
Superior
Talking time
One balance of minutes, for every language you learn.