
DanielDaniel, 34
Runs a beach café in Sydney. Lived in Busan, and still misses it.
Every friend has a city, a job and a week going on. They text when something happens, in the English people really send: short, casual, full of things no textbook prints.

DanielRuns a beach café in Sydney. Lived in Busan, and still misses it.

PriyaYour old flatmate. Twelve-hour nights in A&E.

SamFrom Toronto. Pulls shots at a roastery in Seongsu.
Ten friends so far, and more arriving. Each has their own stories, voice and slang, from a beach café in Sydney to a 3 a.m. gaming chat in Vancouver.
Meet them allNo. Every friend is a character with a life and an ongoing story, written ahead of time and checked by an editor. Nobody is waiting on you, so take your time.
The English. Every line is how a native actually texts, and every reply you send is the phrase a native would use, written by you.
Choose what you mean in Korean. The sentence appears with blanks; type the missing words. Hints point the way without giving it away.
No. A chatbot will say anything. These stories are written, so every reply has a right answer worth learning, and your friend reacts to what you meant, never to your spelling.
We're starting with Korean speakers learning English. Next, the same friends and the same keyboard for everyone learning Korean.
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