A0-A2 speaking path
120 ordered missions across 6 stages and 30 units.
Parle App · iOS 17.0+ · English guidance
Parle is a pronunciation-first iOS course for English-speaking complete beginners and A0-A2 learners. It connects 35 core French sounds to 120 speaking missions, guided recording, practical role-play, progress evidence, and optional AI Coach practice.
Website features reflect submitted version 1.6 (8). Apple may show the previous public version until review is complete.
Official listing: App Store ID 6761505050 · bundle ID com.tingnova.Parle-Franc-ais ·
Apple seller Ting Dong.
What you can do in Parle
120 ordered missions across 6 stages and 30 units.
35 core sounds with IPA, spelling patterns, examples, reviewed audio, and physical mouth cues.
A stable mission loop from understanding a French exchange to recording a practical role-play answer.
A speech-recognition signal showing which model-phrase words were detected in a recording.
Optional extra guided conversation practice for daily situations at the learner's level.
Completed missions, stage progress, speaking streaks, and recent Phrase Match results without fabricated scores.
Inside the App
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What Parle does not claim
It shows which model-phrase words speech recognition detected. It does not measure acoustic accent quality.
A0-A2 labels organize can-do practice and stage checks; Parle is not an accredited testing body.
Léo may make mistakes. Reviewed course phrases and pronunciation audio remain separate first-party content.
Product questions
Parle requires iOS 17.0 or later. The App Store product page is the source for current public compatibility and availability.
Yes. Free access is designed to prove the learning method with starter speaking missions and the French sound library. Premium unlocks the complete path, stage checks, and extended practice.
No. Phrase Match reports words detected by speech recognition. It is not an accent score and it is not acoustic evaluation of accent quality.
No. The path is organized around practical can-do outcomes and is not an official CEFR certification.
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Parle for iPhone and iPad