Litani is available in 10 languages
The ten you asked for most, each tuned to the quirks that trip learners up.
Litani now speaks ten languages. You can capture a real moment from your day and practise it in Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, or Mandarin Chinese.
These are the ten people asked for most. More are coming, and we are not going to pretend a tidy round number is the point. The point is that each one is tuned to the small things a learner actually notices.
The ten languages, and what each one asks of you
Every language has its own little trap. Here is the one most learners hit first, and how Litani handles it.
- Spanish. Tú or usted, and a word that shifts from Madrid to Mexico City. Litani lets you practise the register and region you actually use.
- French. The liaisons that glue words together, and knowing when tu becomes vous. You hear it and say it, so the joins stop surprising you.
- German. Cases, and the verb that wanders to the end of the sentence. You practise it in full phrases, so the word order becomes a habit rather than a puzzle.
- Italian. Where the stress lands, which changes a word more than you would think. Litani scores it as you speak.
- Portuguese. European and Brazilian sound like cousins, not twins. You choose the one you are learning and practise that.
- Russian. Cyrillic and a generous helping of cases. You read the real script and build the endings through your own sentences.
- Dutch. Word order that rearranges itself, plus a few sounds that live at the back of the throat. You say them aloud and get told how close you got.
What about Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin Chinese?
For the three written in their own scripts, Litani shows romanisation right alongside the characters, so you are never staring at a wall you cannot read. The speech recognition and matching are tuned per language, because Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin each trip learners up in their own way.
How it works
Whichever language you pick, you speak. Litani gives you per-word feedback as you go: spot on, almost, or try again. The point is to get your mouth moving on phrases from your own life, not someone's textbook.
Why these ten?
Because you asked. These came up again and again from people who wanted to practise the language they actually live near, work in, or travel through. The approach is the same in every one: you say a real moment, it becomes your practice. If you are new here, here is what makes Litani different.
And because Litani is built around your voice, the language you choose matters less than the fact that you are speaking it out loud, early and often. That is the whole idea behind voice-first learning: feedback while you talk, not a grade after a quiz.
Pick one and start talking
You do not need to decide forever. Pick the language you keep meaning to get back to, speak one small thing from today, and see how it feels to practise your own words.
Start with Litani and choose your language.
Frequently asked questions
Which languages does Litani support?
Ten: Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin Chinese.
Can I learn Japanese, Korean, or Mandarin if I cannot read the script yet?
Yes. Litani shows romanisation alongside the characters, and the speech recognition is tuned to each of those languages.
Are more languages coming?
Yes. These ten are the ones people asked for most, and we are adding more.
Does Litani handle regional differences, like European versus Brazilian Portuguese?
Yes. You choose the variant you are learning, including Spanish regional differences and formal versus informal register.
How does practising in a language actually work?
You speak a real moment from your day, and Litani turns it into practice with per-word feedback as you talk.
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Capture a real moment, say it out loud, and start speaking with confidence.
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