One sentence a day. Learn a language from your morning alarm. Instead of a ringtone, one clear sentence in the language you're learning. You listen for about twenty seconds while still half asleep — and when you stop the alarm, the sentence opens up. ■ One sentence, every morning Over 1,800 sentences across 19 languages, all written and reviewed by us. Greetings and small talk, a short lift, gentle humor, phrases for travel and work — pick a theme and that's the morning you get. A different sentence every day. ■ It explains itself once you're up The meaning, two or three words worth learning with a note on how they're used, and one line that makes them stick. The kind of note a good language school gives you, right where you turned the alarm off. ■ Keep the ones you like Tap the heart and the sentence collects in your Log, ready to open again. ■ You choose how to stop it Just stop · type what you heard · say it back. Listening is the default — mornings shouldn't be hard. Pick a harder one and we ask once more. Three attempts always pass. ■ The alarm always rings In airplane mode, on silent, in Focus. It starts quiet and gets louder (you can turn that off). Stop means stopped — it behaves exactly like Apple's Clock. ■ Something to hear before bed A calm passage in your language, new every night. Leave it playing and fall asleep to it. ■ Bring your own sentences An exam phrase, a line you love — make it tomorrow's alarm. Languages: English · Japanese · Chinese · Spanish · French · German · Italian · Portuguese · Russian · Arabic · Hindi · Indonesian · Malay · Vietnamese · Thai · Turkish · Polish · Ukrainian · Korean No sign-in. No ads.
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