Tandem

 

Recently, I have been using an online app to learn languages every day. This app has a group call called Party that allows us to chat. When opening a Party, we can choose at most two languages as its languages. There are ten languages in the image above. Those who enter the Party can become the speakers or the listeners. Being in a smaller Party is nicer because everyone takes turns talking. A bigger Party can be noisy, everyone wants to talk. I mostly join smaller Party, otherwise, I just open my own Party and wait for anyone.

Cui4kin3 wa4 ta3tak3jit1 iorng3 online ay1 ce3kai3 app ok3bun2. Ce3lay1 app u3 group call kio3co4 Party hor3lang4 korng1kor4. Khui1 Party ay1si2 wa4lang2 ay3sai4 kayng4 ha1mik1 bun2, tay2 cay3 nor3hang3 bun2. Uan1 lau3tayng4 ay1 siau1ayng4 u3 cap3hang3 bun2. Jip3 Party ay1 lang2 ay3sai4 co4 korng4ua3 ay1 a3si3 thiia1 ay1 lang2. Cio4lang2 ay1 Party khak4 sorng4 ui3liau4 tak3kai3 lang2 than4 korng4ua3. Cay3lang2 ay1 Party ay3 khak4 luan3, ka1liau4 lang2 ma3si3 giayn4 korng4ua3. Wa4 khak4 cay3 toi3 cio4lang2 ay1 Party, na3si3 bo2, wa4 te3 ka3ki3 khui1 Party tan4 lang2 lai2.