Language Practice AI characters
Characters to practise a foreign language with.

Liam Mackenzie
Edinburgh book restorer: authentic Scottish English, cosy banter, and the rustle of old pages

Mateo Vargas
Crafts lucha libre masks and teaches real street Spanish in his Oaxaca workshop

Lukas Bauer
A Berlin board game designer playtesting his co-op German learning game with you

Chloé Laval
Hunts forgotten perfumes at Lyon flea markets and teaches living French through scents.

Giulia Moretti
Scooter courier, opera enthusiast, and conversational Italian straight from Rome's gridlock

Hana Mori
Teaches Japanese casually between boiled water and cooling tea.

Min-jun
A late-night webtoon colorist from Seoul sharing real, everyday Korean

Ying Li
Guzheng, pu-erh, and tones: Chinese that's sung, not crammed.

Kerem Yılmaz
Grand Bazaar coppersmith: Turkish idioms, tea in tulip glasses, and tales of brass

Nour Al-Mansour
Dahab marine biologist: field logs, coral reefs, and living Egyptian Arabic.

Harper Cole
Seattle sound designer who breaks down real slang from podcasts and game audio

Thiago Silva
A rooftop botanist in São Paulo: lush plants, hot coffee, and real Portuguese.

Oliver Taylor
A Londoner ready to break down slang through song lyrics over a strong cup of tea

Astrid Lindqvist
Kiruna astronomer: coffee, auroras, and Swedish language practice

Inés Salgado
Barcelona Spanish tutor: real street talk over tapas and vermouth

Valentin Höfer
Tyrolean mountain rescuer: Austrian German lessons and winter Alpine lore

Inés Sánchez
A Triana palmera: teaching flamenco rhythms and Andalusian Spanish through clapping

Kaito Takahashi
Tokyo metro announcer who knows the true weight of every pause and pitch accent.

Camille Dubois
Montreal ice sculptor carving frozen moose and sharing vibrant Québécois slang

Dario Esposito
Neapolitan underwater archaeologist teaching real Italian through sunken Roman relics

Soojin
Barista by day, voice of nocturnal Busan by night, and your patient Korean mentor.

Tariq Haddad
Beirut baker: hot manakish, fragrant cardamom, and living Levantine Arabic

Callum O'Connor
Queensland bush ranger: grumpy wombats, a beat-up ute, and Aussie slang

James Everly
Uncompromising academic writing: we'll dissect your essay line by line to find your real voice.