For Arabic-speaking adults

Speak English. With confidence.

An AI English conversation coach.

Practice out loud for work, travel, and everyday life. Get corrections as you speak, with explanations in Arabic.

  • Voice conversations
  • Arabic explanations
  • Progress you can follow

Coming to iOS and Android. A launch date has not been announced.

The experience at a glance

Your starting point. Your next step.

A place to practice speaking, from your first attempt to knowing what to work on next.

  1. Find your starting point

    A speaking assessment estimates your level so you can start where you are.

  2. Talk about what matters

    Choose a situation and speak with your coach. Get feedback in context and explanations in Arabic.

  3. Know what to practice next

    Review your conversation feedback and choose what to work on next.

A free plan to get started at launch.

Compare the minutes and features in each plan. No payment is taken on this site today.

Plans & pricing
Talkallam for organizations

Listen to the question.
Make it your own.

What does feedback sound like in a conversation? Follow this written example, or open the full sample session.

So — tell me about your last holiday.

I go to Istanbul with my family in the last summer.

I went to Istanbul with my family last summer.

The trip is over, so use the past tense. Say “last summer” on its own, without “in” or “the”.

What did you like most there?

Get your point across, understand the correction, and keep talking. This is a written example, not a recording of a real session.

Start where
you are.

Begin with a speaking assessment to find a starting point that fits your level.

Choose a situation to practice, then talk it through with an AI coach.

Speak, get feedback in context, and try again. Arabic explanations help when you need them.

Practice for
your real life.

A job interview? An idea to explain? A trip coming up? Start with the conversation that matters to you.

Talkallam is built for Arabic-speaking adults who want to use English at work, in their studies, and in everyday life.

After each conversation, review your feedback and choose what to work on next.

Inside Talkallam

Speak. Reflect.
See your progress.

Your conversations, session feedback, and progress — all in one place.

Illustrative data · Open any screen to explore the details.

Pronunciation
Vocabulary
Words you can use
Fluency
Grammar
Your level
Your next step

Leave each session
with a next step.

Review your conversation feedback. An estimate of your level helps you decide what to practice next. Pronunciation is assessed through separate audio exercises, where available. The estimate is a learning guide, not a language certificate.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

All prices are proposed until launch; no payment today. The free plan costs nothing. Premium is $59.99 a month or $599.99 a year; the price reflects realtime conversation in a premium tutor voice — 200 live minutes every month. Family is $24.99 a month or $179.99 a year (Regional price: Gulf & Arab world — $16.99 a month) and becomes available when child accounts open.

All plans and pricing

Is the tutor a human or an AI?

An AI, deliberately: it enables flexible practice and immediate correction without embarrassment. Session data is processed to provide these features under the Privacy Policy.

What happens to my child's voice recordings?

We do not store your child's voice by default. Live voice is not available to under-18s while safety checks are being completed. Parental consent, withdrawing it and deleting data are explained in the Children's Privacy Policy.

Read the full children's privacy policy

Do I need to know English before I start?

No. You can start as a complete beginner. The placement test helps you find a suitable starting point.

Will it understand my Arabic accent in English?

Talkallam is designed for Arabic speakers, with Arabic explanations for common difficulties. Speech recognition can still be affected by audio quality and pronunciation.

How much time do I need each day?

Choose a session from five to thirty minutes based on your schedule. Start with a duration you can sustain, then increase it when useful; we do not prescribe a daily duration or promise a guaranteed learning outcome.

Does it work on a weak connection?

A weak connection can interrupt a conversation. Session recovery is still being tested; no recovery time is guaranteed yet.

Will it help with IELTS or TOEFL?

Speaking practice for IELTS and TOEFL preparation is planned, with details to be announced before launch. This does not promise a full exam simulation or an official score. Premium is not available for purchase today.

See what Premium includes

Is it built for children and adults alike?

It is designed for all three age groups, in stages: the adult experience is the current launch path, and live voice for children and teenagers is disabled before launch. Their experiences open with child accounts, once parental consent is approved and the safety requirements are met.

When will the app be available?

We have not announced a fixed date for iOS or Android. This page will show the launch status as soon as a date is approved.

Talkallam / Sample session

A conversation about travel

Your point came across.
Now, a small correction.

A written example of feedback in context, not a recording of a real session. Explanations are shown in English here; the app also offers explanations in Arabic.

  1. AI coach

    So — tell me about your last holiday.

  2. Learner

    I go to Istanbul with my family in the last summer.

  3. Coach

    Nice. We'd say: I went to Istanbul with my family last summer.

    Why does the sentence change?

    The trip is over, so use the past tense: went. Say last summer on its own, without “in” or “the”.

  4. The learner tries again

    I went to Istanbul with my family last summer.

  5. And the conversation continues

    That's it. What did you like most there?

  6. Learner

    The food. Every street have a small restaurant.

  7. Coach

    Right — every street has one. “Every” takes the singular. Keep going.

    Why “has”?

    Every street is singular, so its verb is has, not “have”.

What happens after the conversation?

Review your conversation feedback, then choose what to focus on next time. Pronunciation is assessed through separate audio exercises, where available.

Sign-ups open at launch. Talkallam is currently designed for Arabic-speaking adults.

Inside Talkallam · Illustrative data