Gliglish teaches languages through spoken conversation with AI, either talking to a teacher or role-playing real-life situations, with the focus squarely on speaking and listening rather than vocabulary drills. It talks back like a person, and any word can be clicked to hear it repeated.
It targets the specific gap most language apps leave. Streak-based vocabulary training produces people who can recognise words but freeze in a conversation, because speaking practice needs a patient partner and most learners do not have one available on demand.
Two supporting features matter more than they sound: suggestions for what to say next, which prevents the conversation stalling, and multilingual speech recognition so you can ask a question in your own language mid-conversation. Note the spelling, since the tool is often written as Giglish.
