Learn a language by rehearsing real life.
Enter any scenario. GigaLearner writes it up. Tweak it. Hit play to hear exactly how it's said.
Built for English speakers. Ten languages deep.
The languages English speakers most want to learn — with explanations written for you, and pronunciation guides wherever the script is new. Why these 10 →
Textbooks teach "the pen is on the table." Life has other plans.
If it can happen to you, you can rehearse it first. Here are a few we cooked up — tap one to see the lesson it makes.
Hear it. See it. Save it. Remix it.
Every scenario becomes a bite-size lesson you can poke, prod and replay until the words come out of your mouth on their own.
As long as your attention span
Any of 10 languages, any length — from a 20-second "I'm in the queue right now" Mini to a 3-minute deep dive.
One voice, both languages
An instructor explains in English and says the phrases natively, in one smooth clip. Slow it to 0.75× or speed to 1.25×. Audio's optional — add it once the script feels right.
Every phrase, three ways
Native script, a pronunciation guide (romaji, pinyin and friends) and English for every line. Tap Save and it joins your Struggle words for flashcard practice.
Remix any lesson
Too easy? Crank it up. Want another way to say it? Ask for a variation. Curious what the check-in agent says next? Continue the conversation.
Or just tell the AI
"Make it more casual." "Add a delayed flight." "I'm talking to my boss, not my mate." Type it, hit Refine, done.
Your own phrasebook, built as you go
Every lesson saves automatically. Rename it, revisit it on the plane, or read the full narration whenever you like.
The DISCC method: five ways a language actually sticks.
Flashcards alone are like learning to swim on a carpet. DISCC throws you (gently) into the pool. Tap a letter.
Rehearse the whole conversation.
Every lesson is a real back-and-forth — what they’ll say, what you’ll say back — spoken in one natural voice. So you’re rehearsing the actual exchange, not memorising lonely words.
From "uhh, how do I say…" to nailed it in about a minute.
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Type the moment
Anything that's about to happen — "returning shoes I've definitely worn" counts. No ideas? Tap a template like At the restaurant.
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GL writes the script
Seconds later: the conversation that usually goes down, line by line, in native script, pronunciation and English. A cheat sheet, but legal.
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Tweak it, then hear it
Harder, easier, or what happens next. Then add voice and hear how it's actually said — slow it to 0.75× and parrot away. Nobody's listening. Probably.
Cheaper than a phrasebook you'll lose.
Start free. Go Pro when you're hooked (you will be).
Free
Kick the tyres. Properly.
- 3 minutes of lesson audio and 20 lessons, on the house (one time, so make them count)
- First 500 words per language
- Saved lessons & Struggle words
Pro
For future fluent-ish humans.
That’s $7.50 a month, 25% off monthly. Less than one ramen.
- 30 minutes of lesson audio every month (and up to 500 lessons)
- Every word, every language
- Top-ups when you run dry: +15 min for $3.99 on the web