Eight languages — spoken, in any direction.
Ling0 drops you into the conversation you've been dreading — calling the landlord, asking the price, sitting the interview — and you talk your way through it out loud. It listens, answers back, and shows you the scene as it happens.
Calling the landlord · the boiler has been dead three days
Landlord A ver… ¿desde cuándo no funciona?
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language directions, including Spanish ↔ Catalan
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people on the other end hearing you get it wrong
5–30
minutes a session, whenever you can talk out loud
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attempts at the same conversation, until it comes out
Nobody arrives here having tried nothing. You arrive having tried the obvious things, and each one failed in its own way.
It taught vocabulary with no scenario attached. You can name twelve vegetables and still not get through ordering lunch. Words you can recognise on a card don't come out of your mouth under pressure.
Grammar tables and a lesson every Tuesday. It explained the subjunctive twice and never once rehearsed the specific phone call that scares you.
Real conversation, finally — but it costs money, it has to be scheduled, and there are only so many times you'll fail in front of someone before you quietly stop booking.
Ling0 doesn't add more theory. It hands you the conversation and lets you be bad at it, privately, until you aren't.
Choose from fifty conversations people actually dread, or describe your own — the apartment viewing on Saturday, the interview on Thursday.
The other side speaks. You answer with your voice, not a keyboard. A scene is generated around the conversation as it goes, so you can see what's being talked about while you talk about it.
Corrections land in the moment, then go into a profile of what you get wrong, split into grammar and vocabulary. Your drills are built from that, not from a generic syllabus.
Vocabulary attached to a visible scenario is comprehensible input. Vocabulary on a card is a list.
Al mercat · asking what's in season
Stallholder Els calçots són de temporada. En vols un manat?
Conversation-shaped practice for conjugation and the rest of the machinery, driven by the grammar errors your profile has actually collected.
Visual material on the card instead of a bare word pair, and several pronunciations of each word so you've heard it more than one way before you meet it.
Fifty scenarios written by the Ling0 team, from apartment viewings to dentist appointments. A unit of practice is a scenario — not a lesson, not a level.
Choose any of our supported languages as the language you know and the language you want to learn. Spanish speakers can learn Catalan, and Polish speakers can learn Italian.
Four things Ling0 deliberately isn't. Each one is a decision, and each one is why you'll actually open your mouth.
Nothing to schedule, nothing to book, nobody to disappoint. Failing cheaply and privately, as often as you like, is the whole mechanism — a human there would take it away.
No DELE, no TOEFL, no certificate at the end. It trains scenarios, not test formats. If you need a score on paper, this isn't the tool.
You don't come here to look a word up. Every surface in the app is rehearsal; nothing in it is reference.
No levels to unlock before the useful part. Open the scenario you're dreading and attempt it today, badly.
An email is enough. Then you pick a scenario and talk.