Listen to film, cartoon and clip dialogue, write what you hear and follow a story at your own pace.
Open Talky
Talky builds practice around short scenes. Learners choose a story from the library, listen to dialogue and type the words they hear. Video type and difficulty filters help them choose material, while progress saved to their account lets them continue their current story.
The map shows the sequence of scenes and the current stage. Completing a scene unlocks the next one, with progress saved to the learner’s account.
Actual Russian interface. The lesson is shown as a crop; duel and friends rooms are shown at the setup stage.
Video pauses at each phrase. Learners enter only letters; spaces and punctuation are already in place. They can replay the phrase, change playback speed, reveal a letter and check the answer. Keyboard shortcuts and optional automatic advance support the lesson flow.
Actual Russian interface. The lesson is shown as a crop; duel and friends rooms are shown at the setup stage.
Free practice draws phrases from the library, with easy, medium and hard difficulty levels. Results in this mode are tracked separately from story progress.
Actual Russian interface. The lesson is shown as a crop; duel and friends rooms are shown at the setup stage.
The 1v1 duel offers the same phrases, a shared start and a choice of 3 or 5 phrases per round. Rooms support 2–6 players, with public or invitation access and a join code. The screens show setup for these modes.
Actual Russian interface. The lesson is shown as a crop; duel and friends rooms are shown at the setup stage.
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