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Say it like home says it.

Elaüquent helps you speak the language your family speaks. Hear phrases in your grandmother’s own voice, see your tone line up with a native speaker’s, and practise the conversations that matter to you.

“Hello” in all 60 languages

  • NnọọIgbo
  • Báwo niYoruba
  • SannuHausa
  • How farNigerian Pidgin
  • HabariSwahili
  • ሰላምAmharic
  • AkkamOromo
  • Iska warranSomali
  • ሰላምTigrinya
  • MboteLingala
  • Nanga defWolof
  • Jam waaliFula
  • Ɛte sɛnTwi
  • SawubonaZulu
  • नमस्तेHindi
  • سلامUrdu
  • নমস্কারBengali
  • नमस्कारMarathi
  • నమస్కారంTelugu
  • வணக்கம்Tamil
  • નમસ્તેGujarati
  • ನಮಸ್ಕಾರKannada
  • നമസ്കാരംMalayalam
  • प्रणामBhojpuri
  • नमस्तेNepali
  • سلامPashto
  • ਸਤ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲPunjabi
  • مرحباArabic
  • سلامPersian (Farsi)
  • SilavKurdish
  • ԲարեւArmenian
  • שלוםHebrew
  • MerhabaTurkish
  • 你好Mandarin
  • 你好Cantonese
  • こんにちはJapanese
  • 안녕하세요Korean
  • KumustaTagalog
  • HaloIndonesian
  • Xin chàoVietnamese
  • สวัสดีThai
  • မင်္ဂလာပါBurmese
  • Sugeng rawuhJavanese
  • HolaSpanish
  • BonjourFrench
  • OláPortuguese
  • HalloGerman
  • CiaoItalian
  • HalloDutch
  • Γεια σουGreek
  • ПриветRussian
  • ПривітUkrainian
  • CześćPolish
  • AhojCzech
  • SziaHungarian
  • SalutRomanian
  • ЗдравоSerbian
  • ЗдравейBulgarian
  • BonjouHaitian Creole
  • AllillanchuQuechua

Hear it. Say it. Use it.

Every lesson follows the same three steps, so speaking becomes a habit instead of a test.

  1. Hear it from someone real

    Lines are voiced and checked by native speakers. With Family Voice you can hear them from your own relatives too.

  2. Say it and see your tone

    Tone Mirror draws your voice’s pitch over a native speaker’s, so you can see which part to lift or lower.

  3. Use it for real

    Practise live conversations, play a quick duel, then send a voice note to the person you’re learning for.

The Voice Path

Eight rings, from first words to near-native.

Our own scale, in plain words. Each ring has three steps, Starting, Growing and Strong, and ends with a friendly check called Tie the Knot. Already speak a little? A short placement finds where you are.

  1. Ring 1: Greeter
  2. Ring 2: Table Talker
  3. Ring 3: Conversationalist
  4. Ring 4: Fluent
  5. Ring 5: Storyteller
  6. Ring 6: Rooted
  7. Ring 7: Voice of the Room
  8. Ring 8: Voice Carrier

Speaking

“I can talk with someone.”

Listening

“I can understand it when I hear it.”

Sounds and tones

“I can say the sounds and tones right.”

Reading

“I can read it when I see it written.”

Writing

“I can spell and write it myself.”

Play

Practice that feels like a game.

Short rounds with words you already know. Play with friends, your circle, or someone new at your level.

Challenges

Send a round to a friend and see who scores more, whenever you both have a minute.

Live duels

Answer the same questions at the same time, against a friend or a learner at your level.

Daily puzzle

One new puzzle a day, the same for everyone learning your language.

Weekly leagues

Bronze, silver, gold and diamond. Move up with practice, never with money.

Grown-ups can switch Play off for a child, and children only play with people their guardian approved.

Real people

Talk with people who speak it.

Voice notes

Swap short recordings with a study buddy, your circle or a native speaker. Notes are kept for 90 days unless someone saves them.

The translator

Type what you want to say. Lines from our lessons come first, marked when a native speaker has checked them, with sound and tones.

Native speakers

Book a live session or voice-note coaching with a verified speaker. A paid add-on, priced by each speaker.

Conversation practice

Practise a real chat, like ordering food or greeting elders, and get gentle feedback.

Family Voice

Learn in the voices you grew up with.

Invite relatives to record a few phrases. Their recordings show up in your lessons, so the first voice you copy is the one you want to talk to.

  • Record in the app or upload audio you already have.
  • Ask for a phrase, like “good night”, and get it back as a lesson.
  • Send your practice back as a voice note when you’re ready.

Recordings stay private to your family, and each speaker agrees first.

Kids and parents

A safe space for kids. A clear view for parents.

Stories, songs and games built for their age. You choose how long they play and see what they’ve learned. Children under 13 need a parent’s yes before anything social works.

The kids’ space

Voice-first for ages 3 to 5. Games and early reading for ages 6 to 12.

The parent view

Words learned, speaking practice, daily time limits, Play on or off, and who they may swap voice notes with.

  • A parent says yes to every child account
  • No ads, no tracking tools, no chat with strangers
  • Only a first name and age band in the kids’ space

Community

The culture around the words.

Language lives at the table, at weddings and in the group chat. Share it with people who care about it too. Everything is moderated, and you can block or report anyone.

Rooms

Live chat rooms for each language and for families learning together.

Recipes

Dishes from home with the words for every ingredient and step.

Outfits

What to wear for which occasion, and what each piece is called.

Events

Festivals, meet-ups and online gatherings to use what you learn.

Built honestly

Checked by people who grew up speaking it.

Some lines are made with computer help and checked by our Voice Guides. Voice Guides are paid native speakers who fix lines, mark tones and record audio. Learners can help too: vote on whether a line sounds right, or suggest a better one.

Start free. Bring the family.

A free plan to begin, and two paid plans when you want everything.

Free

Start any course as it opens, play, and help your language.

Individual

Just you: every language, offline lessons and Tone Mirror.

Family

Up to 6 people, kids included: Family Voice, the kids’ space and the parent view.

Waitlist

Be first to say it.

Tell us which languages you want, and we’ll email you when they open. We only write about Elaüquent, and you can leave any time.

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  • We keep your email and the languages you pick. Nothing else.
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