ParapeetWhat Parapeet is
Parapeet teaches everyday phrases in French, Spanish and Italian, each in ten moods. Every phrase comes in a neutral version and as you would say it to a colleague, a client, your boss, someone who is angry, in a tense moment, to comfort someone sad, to your partner, to someone you admire, and just for a laugh.
You swipe a card sideways to change the mood and up for the next phrase; the words that change are highlighted and every card shows whether it is formal or familiar (tu or vous, tú or usted, tu or Lei). Short lessons mix picking the meaning, guessing the mood, building the sentence from word tiles, listening and saying it out loud.
It is built like a game: seeds for right answers, a daily goal, streaks, 15 badges and a story about Parapeet, a parakeet who stole your words. You can play without an account and switch languages any time; a free account keeps your progress and unlocks more phrases.
Who it's for: Adults who know some French, Spanish or Italian (about A2 to B2) and want to sound natural at work and at home
What you can do
- French, Spanish and Italian: the same phrases in the same ten moods
- Every phrase in ten moods, from your boss to your lover
- Swipe cards with formal / familiar labels and highlighted differences
- Short lessons: meaning, mood, word tiles, listening and speaking
- Speech check in the browser and record-yourself playback
- Seeds, daily goal, streaks and 15 badges
- Hands-free listening lessons
- Your own phrasebook with a quiz
Questions
Is Parapeet free?
Yes. You can play without an account. A free account keeps your progress on every device and unlocks more phrases.
Which languages can I learn?
French, Spanish and Italian, with the same phrases in the same ten moods. Switch any time with the flag button at the top; your seeds, streak and badges come with you.
What level is it for?
People who already know some of the language, roughly A2 to B2, and want to sound natural, polite or warm in different situations.
What are the ten moods?
Neutral, colleague, client, boss, calming someone angry, a tense moment, comforting someone sad, your partner, admiring someone, and silly.
Which French, Spanish and Italian?
Standard everyday language: French for France and Quebec, neutral Spanish for Spain and Latin America, and standard Italian.