For newcomers to Canada

Speak Canadian English with confidence.

Daily practice tuned to how you actually speak. Five-to-ten minute drills you can fit into morning coffee.

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5 minutes. No signup required to start. 10 session types · 200+ exercises New scenarios and exercises added weekly.
Spoken Here Your baseline · 32 seconds 82 / 100 Pronunciation clarity Strong foundation. A few patterns will move the needle. YOUR SPEAKING SCORES Sound accuracy 85 Fluency 79 Rhythm & stress 68 FROM YOUR COACH Your rhythm on “team meeting on Monday” was clean — natural + 3 words to work on →
Built by newcomers, for newcomers · Backed by linguistic research · Built for Canadian English speaking and listening

You speak English. So why does it feel different here?

Most newcomers to Canada already speak English well. The friction isn’t grammar or vocabulary — it’s the small stuff. The pace, the rhythm, the way Canadians soften a request or stress a word. That’s what makes the difference between being understood and being really heard.

“I had to repeat myself in the meeting. Again.”
“Interview went fine. Then I replayed it in my head all night.”
“I know what to say. I just don’t sound like I do.”

Three steps. Then 5–10 minutes a day.

1

Take a free baseline.

Read one short passage. Get a personalised assessment of where you’re already strong and where to focus.

2

Practise where it matters.

Short daily drills tied to real Canadian workplace situations — meetings, interviews, small talk, the phone.

3

Hear yourself improve.

Track progress over time — and hear it in your own voice. Real change comes from showing up consistently, not occasional cramming.

What you get

Personalised feedback

Tuned to how speakers of your first language tend to sound — because the same word is hard for different reasons.

Canadian workplace English

Drills built around the situations you actually face — performance reviews, interviews, calls with Service Canada, the team standup.

Linguistic depth

Pronunciation, rhythm, intonation, listening, pragmatics. Not just words — the whole skill of being understood.

Mobile-first, low-friction

Five to ten minutes a day on the bus or with your morning coffee. No tutor to book, no class to attend.

A library that keeps growing.

Spoken Here is built on a content library that started focused and gets deeper every week — workplace scenarios, conversational situations, listening exercises, passage practice. Every piece is researched, scripted, and recorded with Canadian English specifically in mind.

10
Session types
200+
Practice items
New scenarios and exercises added weekly.

Built on how people actually learn to speak.

Communication isn’t grammar exercises. It’s physical — tongue position, breath, rhythm, pitch. It’s social — how you open, how you soften, how you push back. And it’s measurable — which sounds slip, where pace breaks down.

Spoken Here is built around all three. The exercises come from speech and linguistics research, not generic “language learning” templates. The feedback uses AI to catch what a coach would catch — but at 5–10 minutes a day, every day, instead of once a week.

What early users are saying

Spoken Here is in early access. Quotes from the first cohort will live here.

Testimonial coming soon.

— from our first cohort of testers

Testimonial coming soon.

— from our first cohort of testers

Testimonial coming soon.

— from our first cohort of testers

Common questions

Is this about reducing my accent?
No. Your accent is part of who you are. Spoken Here is about being clearly understood — pronunciation, rhythm, intonation, and the small Canadian patterns that make conversation feel easier. Different goal.
Do I need to be at a certain English level?
No. If you can read this page, you can use Spoken Here. The assessment meets you where you are.
Is this just AI feedback?
AI does the listening and scoring. The exercises, the content, and the pedagogy come from speech and linguistics work. The AI is the delivery, not the curriculum.
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Start with five minutes.

The free baseline assessment takes about five minutes and gives you a real read on where you are. No signup to begin.

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