1000+ conversations between you and fluency
Ahha is a feed of everyday dialogues. Each one you can listen to, break down line by line, and practice out loud.
Coming soon to iOS for Thai
How fluency happens
Your brain learns language by hearing speech it can mostly understand. Not by memorizing rules or words, but by absorbing patterns from real input that makes sense to you. Every dialogue you follow builds the intuition that fluency runs on.
Ahha gives you that input.
Everyday conversations, slowed down and broken apart so you can understand them. Listen, absorb, shadow, repeat.
From the blog
Thoughts and explorations in language learning and fluency.
You know the grammar, you know the words, so why can't you speak?
You can conjugate verbs and pass tests. But real conversation leaves you frozen.
Why popular methods don't work (and why they're everywhere)
Apps, courses, textbooks, tutors. They feel like progress but don't produce fluency.
The boring, inevitable path to fluency
There's no hack. One to two years of consistent, unglamorous work.