EnglishPal is an AI speaking coach you practice English with by talking out loud. Pick American, British, Australian, Indian, or Welsh English, open a topic card, and hold a conversation about daily life, work, study, or travel. The AI gives feedback on pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and natural expression without breaking your flow. It also covers around 30 other languages. Built for adults who need spoken English for work, exams, and life abroad. Free to start, no credit card needed.

• Voice-First Conversation Practice: You speak, the AI responds, and the conversation keeps moving. This is talking practice, not tapping through multiple-choice drills.
• Five English Varieties: Choose American, British, Australian, Indian, or Welsh English depending on who you actually need to understand and be understood by.
• Pronunciation and Clarity Feedback: The coach flags which words and sounds need attention, covering stress, rhythm, and the sounds learners commonly struggle with.
• Grammar and Natural Expression Corrections: Instead of a grammar lecture, you get a clearer, more natural way to say the same thing.
• Fluency Tracking: See whether you are keeping the conversation going with less hesitation over time.
• 30 Languages Beyond English: French, Spanish, Chinese, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Portuguese, Arabic, and Nordic languages are also available.
• Free Entry Point: Start a session and get feedback without entering payment details.

• Low Barrier to Trying It: You can start speaking and receive feedback without a credit card, so you can judge the quality yourself before committing.
• Accent Choice Is Genuinely Useful: Most AI tutors default to American English. Picking Indian or Australian English matters if those are the colleagues or examiners you face.
• Feedback Stays Practical: Corrections are framed as what to say next time rather than dumped as a wall of grammar rules.
• One Account Covers More Than English: EnglishPal supports 30 languages in total, including English, Spanish, Chinese, French, Japanese, Korean, German, Arabic, Italian, Portuguese, and Nordic languages.

• Free Plan Has Usage Limits: The free plan includes core speaking, role-play, pronunciation, and course features, but some features are limited compared with the paid plans.
• Additional Languages Require a Paid Plan: The free plan focuses on English, while the 1-month and 12-month plans unlock 25 additional languages.
• Some Useful Features Are Paywalled: Unlimited conversations, role-play, pronunciation practice, course training, downloads, and the artificial intelligence language certificate are reserved for paid plans, with the certificate limited to the 12-month plan.

• Preparing for a Job Interview in English: Run through common interview questions out loud before the real thing. You get feedback on hesitation, word choice, and pronunciation, so the actual interview is not the first time you say those answers.
• Speaking Up in International Meetings: Practice presenting an update or disagreeing politely with a global team. Pick the English variety your colleagues use so their accent stops being an obstacle.
• Getting Ready to Move Abroad: Rehearse everyday situations like renting a flat, opening a bank account, or making small talk with neighbors. You arrive already comfortable with the phrases you will use daily.
• University Class Participation: Students practice asking questions, joining seminar discussions, and handling campus admin conversations before facing a room of native speakers.
• Travel English on Short Notice: Work through airport check-in, hotel problems, and restaurant conversations. You build the specific vocabulary a trip needs instead of general course content.
• Improving Pronunciation: Repeat difficult sounds and phrases while working on word stress, rhythm, pace, connected speech, and overall clarity. This is particularly useful for learners who can communicate in English but want their speech to be easier to understand.