SayThis vs Gam

Know what you want to say—but not how to say it naturally in Korean? SayThis turns the exact moment you are facing into a Korean lesson made for you. Type a situation like “order an iced coffee,” “introduce myself to a coworker,” or “ask for directions,” and learn a phrase you can actually use. Stop memorizing random textbook sentences. Learn Korean for your life. KOREAN FOR THE MOMENT • Create useful phrases from any everyday situation • Get a clear English meaning and easy-to-follow romanization • Understand how the expression works and when Koreans use it • Choose polite, casual, or business speech for the right tone • Adjust lesson detail from beginner to advanced HEAR IT. FOLLOW IT. SAY IT. • Listen to Korean phrases with text-to-speech • Follow pronunciation and rhythm guidance • See the phrase used in natural example conversations • Learn the key words that make each expression useful BUILD A FOUNDATION New to Korean? Start with guided Hangul lessons covering consonants, vowels, and common sound patterns. Then move from reading the alphabet to practicing complete phrases for real situations. KEEP THE KOREAN YOU NEED • Save personalized lessons to your library • Favorite expressions you want to use again • Reinforce them with quick review MADE FOR REAL LIFE Use SayThis to prepare for cafés, restaurants, travel, shopping, work, social situations, and the conversations that matter to you. Every prompt becomes a lesson built around your goal—not a generic phrase list. AI-generated lessons may contain mistakes. Use SayThis as a learning aid and confirm important language with a qualified speaker. Your next Korean conversation starts with what you want to say. Privacy Policy: https://scarlet-cloth-638.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-Terms-of-Service-3d4d6639ea4d80d8be05c88075081330?pvs=141 Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Gam is a small, friendly way to start speaking Teochew (Chaozhou / Chaoshan, 潮汕话) — the language of eastern Guangdong and of Teochew families all over Southeast Asia and the world. Follow Gam, a little New Year mandarin, through the words and phrases you would really use at the family table: • 171 everyday words — people, food, actions, numbers, time, places • 216 phrases — greetings, thanks, “have you eaten?”, and more • Every word taken apart: initial, final and tone, with a plain-English note on how each one sounds • Peng’im, the standard romanisation for Teochew, next to every character • Eight tones, drawn as pitch curves, and how they change when words run together (tone sandhi) • Short drills — pick the meaning, pick the word — that come back to what you missed • Streaks, mastery dots and a progress page, so you can see yourself improving The standard here is the Chaozhou prefecture-city accent. Free, with no ads. Your progress stays on your device (and in your own iCloud, if you turn that on). No account, and it works offline.