“It's so good to actually speak English out loud! Studying alone, I was never sure if I was saying things right, but practicing through real conversations is way more fun and less pressure. Even when I get it wrong, I can comfortably try again — I'd recommend it to anyone starting out with English conversation ◡̈”
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★★★★★ App Store review (translated)
★★★★★
“Even when I decide to study English, it's hard to stay motivated — but this app teaches the expressions people actually use in daily life. Each lesson is short, so it was easy to fit one in on my commute or before bed. Recommended for anyone who wants to build their English sense without the pressure!”
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★★★★★ App Store review (translated)
★★★★★
“The famous English apps never made me feel like they were actually helping my English. With Maya's free trial, shadowing was easy and I could feel myself learning right away — this time I'm not quitting halfway through.”
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★★★★★ App Store review (translated)
The science
Research-backed as the most effective way to learn English.
Spaced repetition
Ebbinghaus mapped the forgetting curve in 1885: memory decays on a schedule. Maya re-serves each word right before you would forget it, flattening the curve with every review.
Ebbinghaus, 1885 · Cepeda et al., 2006
Comprehensible input
You acquire language from content you mostly understand — one notch above your level. The feed keeps you at that "i+1" sweet spot automatically, clip by clip.
Krashen, 1982
Active recall
Watching is not learning; retrieving is. Every clip ends with a speak-it-back prompt, because testing yourself beats re-reading by roughly a factor of two.