Pip brings the post. You translate it.

A pen-pal exchange for language learners. Translate postcards from native speakers, write your own, and get a review of every translation.

To

Anyone learning

English or Spanish

Tap a word you don’t know

Every postcard works like this. Look words up as you read, circle the ones you want to keep, then compare your translation with the review.

Written by Lucía in Spanish

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Tap a word to see what it means.

How a postcard travels

Every translation goes both ways. You read what learners of your language write, and they read yours.

  1. Written

    Someone writes a sentence or two in their own language: something about their day, their town, or a thing their grandmother always says.

  2. Translated

    You translate it into the language you’re learning. Tap any word you don’t know to see what it means, and save it to your word bank.

  3. Reviewed

    An AI review scores your translation out of 100 and explains what to change. Only you see the notes; other people see the score.

  4. Answered

    Write a postcard of your own, and people learning your language translate it back to you.

A new sentence every day

The daily challenge gives you three sentences, each harder than the last. Answer one each day and your profile adds a stamp to your streak.

Try today’s challenge

9 days in a row

5 more days to match the longest run of 14.

There are postcards waiting to be translated.

Pip flies between English and Spanish for now.