An app for effective language training
Finally start speaking
This is not a tapping game. This is speech training: attempts, misses and reps — until sentences come out on their own.
Why it works
Training, not tapping
Production, not recognition
You speak and write from memory instead of tapping ready-made options. It is harder — and it is the only thing that transfers to conversation.
Attempts, misses, fatigue
You fail a lot — by design. Like real training: after a good session you feel the effort, because your brain actually worked.
Whole-sentence drill
You rep full sentences like tokens until they become reflex. Grammar starts to feel natural from use, not from tables.
Core courses
Find your course
Start 1 — a ready-made course
Take a Core course and do your first review within two minutes — an A1→C2 path with no gaps.
Start 2 — your own material
Build your own flashcards: the AI Creator makes them from your sentences — work, paperwork, life.
What you train
Six areas, one training
In the appFlashcardsDrillTestsLanguage RadioAI CreatorCore collections
Under the hoodSpaced repetitionInterleavingDesirable difficultiesComprehensible inputSentence generationThe full method →
Language Radio
Soak it in before you sit down to study
- In the background — you listen without a screen — like a radio or a podcast.
- Your material — it plays what you are learning right now — including your own sentences.
- Listening comprehension — ear training at natural speech tempo.
What users say
Over 24,000 people forge a language with Taalhammer.
As a polyglot I tested all the other tools like Anki, Quizlet, and Memrise. But Taalhammer is in a league of its own. — Martin
Taalhammer was built in Amsterdam by two polyglots — Łukasz and Mateusz — who fought their own way through the Dutch language wall. They built the app they were looking for: speech training instead of tapping. And the best proof it works arrives by email — from people who finally started speaking.
Frequently asked questions
How is Taalhammer different from gamified apps?
There you tap ready-made answers; here you produce sentences from memory. It is harder training — and the only kind that transfers to real conversation.
What level can I start from?
From zero to advanced — Core courses run from A1 to C2, and you can add your own material at any level.
How much time do I need per day?
Ten to fifteen focused minutes with reviews beat an hour of passive classes once a week.
Is Taalhammer free?
You start free and test the method risk-free. Full access is paid — see the pricing page.
The best time for your first review was a year ago. The second best is now.
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