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Pingo AI

Pingo AI is a language learning app built around talking.

Learners tell Pingo their level, goals and the situations they care about, then practice through spoken conversations about everyday moments, upcoming trips, interviews or hobbies. Pingo corrects mistakes as the…

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Pingo AI is a language learning app built around talking. Learners tell Pingo their level, goals and the situations they care about, then practice through spoken conversations about everyday moments, upcoming trips, interviews or hobbies. Pingo corrects mistakes as the conversation goes, teaches new words when needed and keeps the learner talking. It remembers level, mistakes, vocabulary and goals so each session continues from the last. The app supports languages including Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Chinese, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Dutch, Turkish, Polish and Vietnamese, and reports a 4.8 rating from more than six million learners.

The app suits learners who already know some basics and want to start speaking instead of working through flashcards. Travelers preparing for a trip, professionals getting ready for interviews in another language, and people stuck on an intermediate plateau all fit the pitch. It also works for shy speakers who would rather practice with an AI than with a person, and for busy learners who can only fit practice into short sessions on their phone. Beginners can start with greetings and introductions, while advanced learners work on trickier grammar such as the subjunctive.

Typical sessions include introducing yourself on day one in Korean, practicing preferences in Spanish, asking for directions before a Rio trip in Portuguese, or rehearsing a self-introduction for a Tokyo interview in Japanese. Learners return the next day and pick up where the last conversation ended, with the app revisiting grammar points that tripped them up. After each conversation, a transcript and vocabulary list are available for review. Some users practice French while commuting to work, while others use it to improve pronunciation and gain confidence before speaking with native speakers.

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How does Pingo teach a language?
Pingo teaches through spoken conversation. It corrects you as you go and helps you keep talking.
Who is Pingo best for?
Learners who want speaking practice get the most from it, including travelers and people preparing for interviews. Those stuck at an intermediate level also fit.
What does a typical Pingo session look like?
You might practice ordering food, asking for directions before a trip or introducing yourself for a job interview. Pingo picks the next lesson up from where you left off.
Which languages does Pingo offer?
Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Chinese, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Dutch, Turkish, Polish and Vietnamese are listed. More languages are requested through the app.
Does Pingo remember my progress?
Your level, mistakes, words and goals are remembered, so each session builds on the last. A transcript and vocab list of conversations are also kept.
Where can I get Pingo?
The app is available on the App Store and Google Play. A first conversation takes about three minutes to set up.

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