TalkinativeTalk as Native
Your daily English habit

Small steps, big discoveries.

Listen, speak, and discover new words. A few minutes of practice can make your day.

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English for real conversations
Listen to an example

“I understand what you mean.”

A simple, clear way to show you understand.
With friends

“I hear exactly where you’re coming from.”

Use this to show a friend that you understand their point of view.

HOW IT WORKS

A little structure.
A lot of room to grow.

You do not need a perfect plan. Just a starting point, a little practice, and a reason to come back.

  1. 01

    Find your starting point.

    Choose your level and what you want to work towards. Make the practice fit your day.

  2. 02

    Make a little progress.

    Listen, learn a useful expression, and try a short exercise. One thing at a time.

  3. 03

    Come back to what matters.

    Recall a few words and review the ones that need another look. Keep your own rhythm.

THE LEARNING METHOD

Learn it. Use it.
Make it yours.

English makes more sense when words have a context, practice has a purpose, and review has a place.

01 / IN CONTEXT

More than a word.
A way to use it.

Meet words in everyday situations. Hear how they sound, see how they fit a sentence, and try using them yourself.

Useful examples before abstract rules.
talkinative · Learning path
A1 · VOCABULARY A short lesson

A small daily habit.

Useful English, in a moment you recognise.

LEARN IT IN CONTEXT

A few minutes of English each day can become a habit.

Which word means something you do regularly?
Choose an answer above.
One small step forward.Learn → Practise → Review
02 / ACTIVE RECALL

A small pause.
A stronger memory.

Give yourself a moment to remember. Turn the card, check the meaning, and decide which words need another look.

Remember first. Reveal second.
talkinative · Flashcards
A1 · EVERYDAY ENGLISHA sample review

A word worth remembering.

Give yourself a moment before revealing the meaning.

RECALL THE MEANINGfamily/ˈfæməli/

What does this word mean?
Take a moment to remember.

Reveal the meaning, then choose how it felt.
03 / SPACED REPETITION

The right words.
At the right time.

A word you know can wait a little longer. A word you are still learning comes back sooner. Your account keeps the review schedule and your progress together.

A steady habit, at your own pace.
talkinative · Progress
YOUR STUDIOIllustrative progress

Small steps add up.

A place to see the practice you have put in.

3Lessons completed
12Words explored
4Ready to review
A little English, every daySample week · minutes

Choose a day to take a closer look.

A few words are ready for another look.Return to your flashcards when they are due.
04 / SAVED

Keep what matters.
Come back to it.

Found a useful lesson or a word you want to remember? Save it to your collection and return whenever you need it.

Your favourites, in one place.
talkinative · Saved
YOUR COLLECTION0 saved items

Saved for another day.

Keep useful lessons and words together.

A place for your favourites.

Save the lesson or a flashcard above.
It will appear here straight away.

This sample collection lasts for this visit.

AI TUTOR · IN DEVELOPMENT

Your own words.
A little guidance.

Turn a word you have just reviewed into a sentence of your own. AI Tutor is being developed to offer a short explanation and a suggested correction, one sentence at a time.

  • Practise using the word in context.
  • Understand a correction, then try again.
  • Optional feedback, at your own pace.

Try the word below. AI checks are available when the tutor is enabled.

A LITTLE PRACTICEOne sentence at a time
You write

Reading every day is a habit good.

AI Tutor

A small change makes it sound more natural.

Reading every day is a good habit.

Put good before habit. In English, an adjective usually comes before the noun.

Write. Understand. Try again.Illustrative conversation

Your first
little discovery.

You have already heard a phrase above. Now meet a useful word, write a sentence, and try remembering something new.

Vocabulary practice

One useful word

Learn the meaning, listen to the example, and write a sentence of your own.

Noun Everyday English
Learn it in context

Habit

/ˈhæb.ɪt/

Something you do regularly, often without needing to think about it.

Example sentence

“A few minutes of English each day can become a habit.”

Listen to the word Word and example
A MOMENT OF RECALL

Know this word?
Turn it over.

Try to recall the meaning first. Then check the other side. This is a sample; your learning progress starts with an account.

1 / 3 sample words
A1 · YOUR NEXT WORD

hello

/həˈləʊ/

Pause for a moment.
What does this word mean?

A SPACE OF YOUR OWN

Keep the words.
Keep the momentum.

When you are ready, an account brings your practice together.

Get started for free

A path to follow.

Lessons organised by level, with vocabulary, grammar, listening and speaking practice.

A place for your favourites.

Save useful lessons and return to the English you want to use.

A little guidance for your sentences.

AI Tutor is in development: short explanations and suggested corrections for words you use in your own sentences.

Progress that travels with you.

Your completed lessons and flashcard reviews stay with your account across devices.

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Before you
make yourself at home.

Where should I start?

Choose a starting level from A1 to C2 during setup. If you are unsure, start with simple words and phrases and adjust your level in your learning profile. These are learning bands, not a certification test.

How much time do I need each day?

Start with a small daily goal, such as five or ten minutes. Listen to an example, practise a little, and return for a few flashcards. You can change your daily goal later.

What can I try without an account?

Explore this page, listen to the examples, write a sample sentence and turn the sample flashcards. The full learning path, flashcard practice and personal progress need an account.

How do flashcard reviews work?

Try to remember a word before revealing it. In your account, “Again” brings it back sooner, while “Got it” schedules a later review. Review intervals grow as you remember the word.

What does AI Tutor help with?

AI Tutor is in development for optional sentence practice after a word review. It checks how you use the word, gives a short explanation and can suggest a correction. AI feedback can be mistaken and does not change your word review score.

What does an account unlock?

Your learning path, flashcard practice, saved lessons and progress across devices. A short setup helps you choose your starting level, learning goal and daily practice time.

A LITTLE ENGLISH. EVERY DAY.

Make a little room
for English.

Your next word, your next conversation,
your next small step. Start here.

Get started for free