Practise here first.Speak when it matters.

Some moments depend on getting one line right. Others depend on keeping a conversation moving. Choose the rehearsal that matches what you are about to face.

• Focused sentence practice

  About a minute to hear, record, compare, and improve one sentence. Start without signing in.

• Live AI conversation practice

  Choose a situation, talk with an AI partner for one to ten minutes, and receive a private conversation report.

• A low-pressure place to repeat

  Try, listen, read the feedback, and try again without keeping another person waiting.

Browse a shelf of ready sentences by situation, level, and length, or type the line you actually need. Then hear the standard model pronunciation, slow it down, record yourself, and listen back before you ask for analysis.

Nothing leaves your browser until you choose to analyse a take.

• English, Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean

  The practice language is separate from the English or Traditional Chinese interface.

• A shelf of sentences, or your own line

  Seven situations from ordering food to job interviews, each with a level and length, sorted easiest first — or bring the name, address, question, or presentation opening you need.

• A model for every practice language

  Choose a male or female voice, change the playback speed, and tap any word to hear just that word.

• Hand one sentence to someone else

  Share a link or QR code that opens the exact sentence you were practising. It needs no account and creates no assignment — you are handing over a sentence, not collecting anyone’s results.

Each take returns a 0–100 pronunciation score and marks the pronunciation units that need attention. A separate five-level real-life read explains how easy the whole take would be to follow.

• Trouble spots marked in place

  The sentence shows exactly which word or phrase pulled the pronunciation score down, including scripts that do not use spaces.

• Pronunciation and intelligibility stay separate

  The score compares your pronunciation with a native-like reference; the real-life level describes how understandable the whole take sounds.

• One clear next step

  The report points to the most useful adjustment for the next take instead of handing you a wall of corrections.

• Model and learner audio together

  Play them back to back and hear the gap for yourself, then play any flagged word on its own.

Choose a situation and speak with an AI partner that answers back, in any of the four practice languages. Pick one minute to rehearse a single exchange, or up to ten to see whether you can keep a longer conversation going.

• A situation with clear goals

  Know what you are trying to accomplish before the conversation starts, rather than facing an open-ended chatbot.

• The AI partner responds in real time

  Practise listening, clarifying, answering a follow-up, and keeping the exchange moving.

• Read along while it speaks

  When you practise a language other than the one the interface is in, the live transcript also shows what the AI just said in your own — so losing one word does not end the conversation.

• Three free conversations each day

  Sign in and practise one minute at a time for free. Longer conversations use points.

• Private by design

  PP records only your microphone audio. Your recording and transcript stay private to your account and are used to create the report.

The report leads with a plain-language verdict, then shows how the conversation went across task fulfilment, interaction, fluency and delivery, language control, and comprehensibility.

The automatic transcript supports the conversation context; it is not treated as precise pronunciation evidence.

• A verdict before the numbers

  Understand how the conversation landed before opening the detailed scores.

• Five coaching dimensions

  See a balanced profile of completing the task, responding, speaking smoothly, using language, and being understood.

• Strengths, priorities, and suggested practice

  Keep what worked, focus the next attempt, and leave with a specific rehearsal to try. Play any of these lines aloud, or tap a word to hear it from there.

• Recording and transcript beside the report

  Return to the evidence and hear the moment behind the feedback.

• A failed report can be retried

  If the analysis does not finish, your recording is still saved and you can start it again.

Sign in and your analysed sentence takes and AI conversation reports return to one private history. Come back later, reopen the feedback, and decide what deserves another attempt.

Sentence recordings are retained only for PP Plus accounts. Signed-out sentence practice is never retained.

• Sentence scores and feedback

  Filter by practice language or score and reopen the advice from any signed-in take.

• Private conversation reports

  Return to the verdict, five-dimension profile, recording, and transcript from a completed AI conversation.

• Anonymous sentence practice leaves nothing behind

  Without an account, the sentence recording stays in the browser and no practice record is created.

Choose focused repetition when learners need one line to become automatic, or assign a role-play when you need to see how they manage a whole exchange. Both publish with a learner link and QR code.

• Pronunciation assignments

  Arrange up to 20 sentences, choose the practice language and model voice, set the target score and due date, then publish.

• Conversation assignments

  Define the practice language, learner role, AI role, goals, duration, and allowed attempts. PP prepares a bilingual scenario and ten-point checklist for review.

• No class list to import

  Share the link or put the QR code on the projector. Learners sign in and their submissions return to the assignment.

• You pay for the work you assign

  Assigned practice draws on the teacher’s own balance, so a learner is never asked to pay for homework.

Sentence results show every take and where the set is hardest. Conversation results keep the full report, checklist evidence, and recording together so a teacher can review how the learner handled the exchange.

Submitted recordings are stored privately and can only be played back by the teacher who set the assignment.

• Sentence progress at learner and class level

  Start with the learners below the target, or open the sentence with the weakest class average.

• Every submitted attempt stays visible

  See the learner’s path, not only whichever number happened to be last.

• Conversation evidence and checklist

  Review the five-dimension report and the evidence behind each conversation checklist judgement.

• Teacher review where the AI lacked a fair chance

  If a checklist item never came up, PP holds the checklist result for teacher review instead of pretending it was assessed.