Milat vs Spontanika

A little language, every day. Discover a daily word in Japanese, Hebrew, or Italian with Milat. See its meaning, hear its pronunciation, and learn how it fits into a real example sentence—all in a clean, focused word card. JAPANESE Learn Japanese vocabulary with kana readings, romaji, English translations, and audio for words and example sentences. HEBREW Learn Hebrew vocabulary with niqqud (vowel marks), English translations, and audio for words and example sentences. ITALIAN Learn Italian vocabulary with English translations and audio for words and example sentences to practice pronunciation in context. THREE LANGUAGES, ONE DAILY HABIT Switch between Japanese, Hebrew, and Italian whenever you like. Each language has its own daily word and reminder settings. LEARN IN CONTEXT Go beyond a definition with example sentences and English translations. Tap to hear words and sentences spoken aloud. KEEP YOUR WORDS CLOSE Revisit earlier words in history and bring your daily word to your Home Screen with widgets. SHARE WHAT YOU LEARN Create a word card or share text with friends. Choose the details you want to include. MAKE IT YOURS Choose light or dark appearance and set daily reminders for the languages you want to practice. One word. A little progress. Every day.

The announcer names a random word — and you talk about it until the next one arrives. No preparation, no chosen topic, no time to think an answer through: you have to speak at once, out loud, without pauses for "uhm" and without editing yourself. After a few sessions something characteristic happens: words stop being invented and start arriving on their own. That moment — when speech runs ahead of thought — is the whole point of verbal improvisation. Spontanika is a verbal improvisation trainer: an instrument for self-realization and personal development, based on public speaking and improv exercises and on simple techniques for concentrating the attention. Regular speaking practice develops the imagination and mental acuity, builds eloquence and the confidence to think on your feet, and uncovers your creative potential. A SESSION • Pick a duration and how often the word changes; twenty minutes with a new word every two is the usual start • A call-sign warns you of the change, then the word is spoken aloud • The screen can flash instead, for practising in silence • Speak until the word changes — the app keeps time for you WHAT IS INSIDE • Over a thousand nouns in eleven categories, chosen to form vivid images • Your own dictionaries, typed in and switched on alongside the bundled ones • Speech recognition: what you said is kept per word, with your pace and a count of filler words • Practice history and a streak of consecutive days • The word and both timers on the lock screen, in a Live Activity • The full method, with diagrams and examples, right inside the app • Practice together: invite a partner by link — one speaks, the other listens, the word changes on a timer, with video between you; someone without the app can join from the browser • Ten languages — English, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Turkish: interface, words and method text switch independently YOUR SPEECH STAYS WITH YOU No accounts and no server of ours: dictionaries and the method ship inside the app, and sessions, transcripts and settings are kept on your device alone. Speech recognition is done by the phone's own system — some languages on the device, the rest on its servers. The app collects anonymous usage statistics — how long a session ran and how many words it covered — never the words you say. When you practice together, video and audio travel directly between the two devices; our server only introduces them and records nothing. The verbal improvisation method was devised in 2014 and refined over hundreds of sessions since. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thanks to everyone who directly or indirectly contributed to the creation of Spontanika. Special thanks to: • Osho (Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh) — for the practices of spontaneity • Sergey Bazarov — master of "The Art of Living" • Tatyana Fadeeva — public speaking teacher • Sergey Kazakov — master of acting improvisation • Natalya Tretyakova — acting teacher • Alexander Randelf — public speaking teacher • Maxim Medvedev — acting teacher Terms of use: https://www.arsidian.com/terms/ Privacy policy: https://www.arsidian.com/privacy/