Phrases for the moments that matter — the pharmacy, a job interview, a parent meeting at school. Hear every line, practise it, and keep it with spaced repetition. No streak guilt, no busywork.
Learn the language you need
Most apps teach you to order a sandwich in a cartoon café. Sproken starts from the situation you're about to walk into and gives you the phrases people really use there.
Over 1,000 decks built around moments — renting a flat, calling in sick, small talk with a neighbour. Each one with the phrases, the words that trip people up, and often a short conversation.
Hear every phrase spoken aloud. Or put a deck on auto-play and listen hands-free.
Cards you miss come back sooner. Cards you know fade away.
Tap any word for its forms and a short rule. "Don't mix it up with…" notes catch the near-twins.
Save the phrases you need, download decks for the metro, and pick up on any device exactly where you left off.
No mascots guilt-tripping you. A clean, focused space built for the hard part: actually remembering.
Switch languages anytime
How do you say this?
Choose what you want to learn and which languages you already speak.
Work, school, the doctor, the shop, friends. Start with the moment that's coming up.
Hear it, say it, review it. Five minutes counts.
New languages and decks are added every week.
Yes. You can learn for free. Sproken Premium removes ads and lifts the daily limits.
English, Swedish, French and Spanish today. Italian, Turkish and more languages are on the way, and new decks are added every week.
Yes, most likely. The app is available in 18 languages, including English, Arabic, French, Spanish, Swedish, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
Sproken starts from real situations instead of a fixed course. You learn the phrases for the moment in front of you, hear each one, and keep them with spaced repetition.
Yes. Download a deck and practise it without a connection, audio included.
iPhone, iPad and Android. Your library syncs across every device you sign in on.
Five spare minutes a day, spent on phrases you'll actually use.