Six parts. Zero "the cat drinks milk."
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A lesson with a name
The AI turns your scenario into a titled, task-based lesson. Keep the title or rename it — it's saved automatically either way.
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One voice, both languages
An instructor explains in English and speaks the phrases natively — one natural clip, no robotic stitching. Play it at 0.75×, 1× or 1.25×.
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Every phrase, three ways
Native script, a pronunciation guide (romaji, pinyin and friends) and plain English, phrase by phrase.
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Save the tricky ones
Tap ☆ Save and the phrase joins your Struggle words, ready for flashcard practice.
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The full narration
Want the whole thing in writing? Open the narration and read along with the instructor, line for line.
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Remix buttons
Harder, easier, a variation, or what happens next — or type your own instruction and hit Refine.
As long as your attention span. Or your queue.
Pick a length before you generate, from Mini (~20 sec) to Long (~3 min). That's roughly the audio minutes it'll use, and what you've got left sits at the top of the Scenario Builder.
You're in the queue right now. One or two lines to get you through the next minute.
The everyday default. A full little exchange — like checking in for a flight.
Room for follow-ups, small talk and the "wait, what?" moments.
A proper deep dive for the big stuff — job interviews, doctor's visits, meeting the in-laws.
One phrase, four remixes.
Start with "A window seat, please." Then tap a button and watch the lesson change shape.
New alphabet? No panic.
GigaLearner covers the 10 languages English speakers most want to learn. Where the script is new to you, every phrase comes with a pronunciation guide you can actually read — so you can speak from day one and pick up the script as you go.
Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese use the alphabet you already know — you get the phrase and its meaning, plus tips where spelling and sound part ways.
The lesson ends. The learning doesn't.
Saved, automatically
Every lesson lands in your Saved tab. Replay it on the plane, rename it, or delete the ones you've nailed.
Struggle words → flashcards
Saved phrases join your word bank, tracked as new, struggle or confident — so review time goes where it's needed.
Say them out loud
Replay the audio at 0.75× and say each line back. Then again at full speed. Nobody's grading you — that's the point.
Make your first lesson in under a minute.
Free to start. No card needed.