@JustJerry121 Great point.
Too much correction breaks the flow.
Too little correction slows progress.
We're still experimenting, but my current belief is that conversation should come first. Feedback should help, not interrupt.
Hi, I'm Devin.
I'm building Sweetalk.
An AI English speaking app where you practice through natural conversations with AI companions.
No lessons.
No drills.
Just real conversations.
Learn English. Fall in Love.
Looking for beta testers ๐
https://t.co/jG7bcPJFyF
Over the past few days, I talked with many English learners on X.
Most people don't quit because they hate English.
They quit because learning alone gets tiring.
That's what I'm thinking about while building Sweetalk:
How can English practice feel less lonely?
Today I spent hours exploring the English learning community on X.
One thing surprised me:
Some are on 200+ day streaks.
Some have studied for 5+ years.
Some are still learning after 60.
Language learning is a lifelong journey.
Building Sweetalk is teaching me that too.
@sora1983sora Keeping up with Korean, English, and sign language is really impressive ๐
30 minutes every day sounds simple, but staying consistent is the hard part.
@znQZhwKv5wnat3y 50 times for each dialogue is impressive ๐
Shadowing and reading aloud are such powerful habits.
Good luck with your June English practice!