The rain came out of nowhere. You and Rin are stuck under the awning of a convenience store with one umbrella. The last train leaves in twelve minutes.
「走る?」
Amilo is a friend in your phone who always has something to talk about. Play through stories together, swap everyday news, and practise speaking without it feeling like a lesson.
Japanese first. English and Spanish on the way.
今日のお昼、何食べた?
ラーメンを食べます。
Rin looks up from her phone, already hungry.
いいな!どこのお店?私も行ってみたい。
Nice! Which place? I want to try it too.
〜てみたい means "want to try doing something".
Stories are the heart of Amilo. A writer narrates what happens to you and Rin, then hands over whenever it is time to talk. You always have a reason to say the next line.
The narration starts in your language. Switch to your target language when you feel ready, with readings shown above Japanese kanji.
The rain came out of nowhere. You and Rin are stuck under the awning of a convenience store with one umbrella. The last train leaves in twelve minutes.
「走る?」
There are no scores, streaks or progress bars. Everything you practise happens inside the conversation.
Everything Rin says arrives as a voice message first, with the original text below. Open the translation and key grammar when you need them.
If a sentence sounds unnatural, a small card appears right below it with a better way to say it. When you get it right, nothing interrupts you.
With this switch on, Rin waits for another try when your sentence is far off. You can turn it off for each friend at any time.
Hmm, Rin didn't catch that. Try the suggestion again.
A suggested reply sits above the input box, but you can't tap or copy it. Type it, or say it aloud and edit the speech recognition result before sending.
Once a day, Rin sends you a pack to open for free. Five cards, all face up, and you keep one. Photo cards go into the album. Story cards begin a new adventure. Try picking one:
Example cards. Rarity runs from C to UR.
Amilo is an interactive language learning app. You talk with an AI friend in the language you are learning, play through stories together and get corrections as you go.
Japanese comes first. English and Spanish are on the way.
Yes. Rin sends you a free pack once a day.
Yes. Speech recognition puts your words in the input box, so you can fix them before sending.
No. Rin and the other friends in Amilo are fictional AI characters.
ねえ、次はどんな話をする?
Amilo is live. Open it in your phone browser and sign in with Google.
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