Parla: English Pronunciation

Now you can actually talk. A real conversation, in English, whenever you're ready. - Conversational Practice. Reading aloud teaches you to say the words. Talking teaches you to use them. Have a real spoken conversation with a partner who listens, answers naturally, and lets you interrupt — about three to five minutes, no script, no right answer. It speaks in the accent you're learning, waits while you think, and never makes you feel tested. Free accounts get one conversation a week; Premium is unlimited. - Tips appear beside you, not in your way. Nothing stops the conversation to correct you. When something's worth knowing, it quietly appears at the side, and it's all waiting for you at the end. Only a few things, only the ones that matter — the point is to talk, not to be marked. - Ask what a word means, right in the middle. Stuck on a word you just heard? Just ask. You'll get a quick answer out loud, and it's written down for you to keep. - Finish your day by talking about it. After the reading part of Today's Practice, you can talk about the passage you just read — grounded in the very sentences you spoke, so there's always something to say. - Your day holds still. Today's Practice is now one fixed set, decided when you start it. Step away and come back and you pick up where you left off, with exactly what's left to do — never a longer day than the one you were promised. - Drills that move on. Sound drills now rotate through a much wider range of words, weighted to the sounds you personally find hard, so you stop seeing the same two forever. - Reminders that read the room. No nudge on a day you've already practised. They tell you what's actually waiting, ease off if you've been away instead of nagging daily, and can be snoozed to later tonight with one tap. - Nothing interrupts your sentence. A notification arriving mid-sentence no longer throws away what you were saying, and the screen stays awake while you're practising hands-free. As always: private by design. No account, and nothing is recorded or kept. A conversation is processed as you speak it, and then it's gone.