Now in Chinese — Simplified (简体中文) and Traditional (繁體中文). Every screen, all 40 sound tips and the coaching under every sentence can now be read in Chinese, as well as English, 한국어 and 日本語. Lesson titles, sentences and example words stay in English: they are what you are here to say. The app follows your phone's language, and you can switch in Profile → Settings → Language. Also in this version • Ten coaching tips corrected, in every language. • The placement test can be left at any point, and a take the microphone did not catch is no longer scored. • The header no longer crowds on small phones. Made by one person: if something is wrong or confusing, write to support@speakzilla.app and it will reach someone who can fix it.

Now in Korean and Japanese. The whole app — every screen, all 40 sound tips and the coaching under every sentence — can be read in 한국어 or 日本語. Lesson titles, sentences and example words stay in English: they are what you are here to say. The app follows your phone's language, and you can switch in Profile → Settings → Language. Also in this version • Your day now turns over at your own midnight. It used to follow UTC, so an evening lesson could use up the next day's allowance — and in Seoul or Tokyo the day reset at 9 in the morning. • The sign-up screen scrolls on small phones; the link at the bottom used to fall off the screen. • Sign-in errors are said plainly, in your language. • Recent attempts on the Progress tab no longer wrap onto a second line. Made by one person: if something is wrong or confusing, write to support@speakzilla.app and it will reach someone who can fix it.

New: passages. From Intermediate up, every level now ends with a short passage — two or three sentences read in one take, the way you would actually say them. It scores the whole thing, then shows you which sentence carried it and which one to listen to again. They are optional: nothing waits on them, and replays are free. Also new since 1.1: a proper finish to every lesson (your score, what you earned, any sound you just mastered), a name you can set on your profile, and clearer feedback when the recogniser mishears a word you said right. Fixed: tapping Listen twice no longer plays the clip twice. Still free, still no ads. If something is wrong or confusing, write to support@speakzilla.app — it reaches the person who can fix it.

Now you can sign in with Apple or Google — one tap, no password to set up. If you do, your name (and your photo, with Google) appear on your profile. Email and password still work exactly as before. Still free, still no ads.