Train speaking in 76 languages

What does it take to learn a language?

Four things, and they are automatic in all 76.

1. 01

   You hear it before you have to say it

   Every sentence is read aloud in a natural voice, so you train your ear on the same material you are learning — not a separate exercise you keep postponing.

   Where the listening half goes

2. 02

   You stop guessing the pronunciation

   Each card carries a phonetic transcription, in whatever script the language uses — including the ones where the spelling tells you nothing about the sound.

   How the audio and phonetics are made

3. 03

   You learn the sentences you actually need

   Type what you could not say this week and it comes back as a finished card, translated and voiced. Your material, not a syllabus written for someone else.

   What happens when you type a sentence

4. 04

   The reading grows with you

   Short stories written from words you have already learned, so what you read is hard enough to be worth it and easy enough to finish.

   Why input just above your level works

21 languages come with everything ready

Ready courses from A1 to C2, topic collections and searchable example sentences with audio — you open the app and start learning the same day. This is the whole of Taalhammer without preparing anything yourself.

All 76 languages

You bring the material — a sentence, a text, whatever you are reading — and it becomes cards that speak, with pronunciation, plus AI stories written from your own words.

What the AI actually doesThe science it rests on