Voyaglish: AI English Speaking

Voyaglish teaches the English you need for travel through real spoken conversations with AI. Airport check-in, hotel bookings, restaurant orders, directions, problems: 160+ situations you actually meet abroad, each practiced out loud with an AI partner. No classes, no schedule. Five minutes a day turns "I couldn't say it" into "I said it". ■ Who it's for • A trip or business travel is coming and you want English you can really use • You studied English for years but freeze when you have to speak • You want to practice at your own pace, mistakes and all, with feedback on your pronunciation ■ AI conversation: 160+ travel scenes in real time A real-time voice AI answers in about half a second, so the conversation keeps its rhythm. • 13 categories, 162 scenes: airport, in-flight, hotel, dining, shopping, sightseeing, trouble, medical, everyday talk, business, school, entertainment, sports • The AI plays the role: check-in agent, hotel staff, waiter, passer-by • Each scene has 3 tasks ("complete check-in", "ask for a window seat") • Difficulty adapts to your level: beginner, intermediate, advanced • The character's personality changes every time, so scenes stay fresh • Auto-send when you stop speaking, or check the transcript first • Keyboard input where you can't speak out loud • Translate, replay or hide any AI line to practice listening ■ Hints when you're stuck Two natural phrasings and one simple one, matched to the scene and the person you're talking to, with translation and audio. ■ Corrections after the conversation, not during it The review screen goes through everything you said and flags grammar, expression and appropriateness, explaining why another phrasing is more natural or polite there. Reviews stay in your history. ■ Pronunciation scored word by word Read a sentence aloud and get scores for accuracy, fluency and completeness. Each word is marked green, yellow or red; tap one for phoneme-level detail, the model audio, and a retake of just that word. ■ Courses • Travel English (CEFR A2): 20 units, 41 modules, 246 lessons • Grammar: 20 units, 30 modules, 120 lessons of the grammar conversations need Travel modules run Listen → Memorize → Speak (scored) → Dictation → Apply → AI practice. Grammar modules run Explain → Memorize → Apply → AI practice. ■ Writing 15 topics, five questions each. The AI corrects every sentence and suggests a more natural version. ■ Travel phrasebook: 227 phrases, fully offline 12 categories with built-in audio, so it works in airplane mode. Simple and natural versions, favorites, search in English or your language, and "find the words you need": type what you want to say and the AI suggests usable English. ■ Keep going Daily word goal, streak, activity calendar, four-tier badges, reminders. Light, dark or automatic theme. ■ 13 interface languages Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Turkish, Polish. Sign in with Google or Apple to sync progress, favorites and history, or use everything without an account. ■ Free • AI conversation: 5 turns a day, 2 scenes per category • AI writing: 1 session a day • Courses: first 2 lessons of each course • Phrasebook: all 227 phrases, audio, favorites (phrase search: 3 a day) ■ Premium More AI conversation and writing, all scenes, all courses and lessons, pronunciation scoring, unlimited phrase search. Monthly or yearly, 7-day free trial. ■ FAQ Q. I'm a beginner. Too hard? A. Set your level to beginner: simpler AI English, simple hints, basic phrases. The travel course targets CEFR A2. Q. Offline? A. The phrasebook works offline with audio. AI features need a connection. ■ About AI Speech recognition, conversation, corrections and pronunciation scoring use external AI services (OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft Azure). What is sent is shown on first launch and requires your consent. Terms: https://voyaglish.com/en/terms Privacy: https://voyaglish.com/en/privacy

Improvements & bug fixes • Fixed word-order questions in courses that were marked wrong even when answered correctly, which blocked progress • Made the correct answer easier to read after a wrong word-order attempt