You land in Paris. You clear customs, find your hotel, and by tonight you are ordering in French. Not from a word list. From the moment itself, with locals who talk back.
Free to learn. Eleven stories, ninety-three scenes, three live conversations a day on the free plan.
Each scene is five minutes of lesson and one conversation you will actually have on the trip.
Paris, Rome, Madrid, Berlin, a nonna’s lunch, a mystery in Montmartre. Every scene is illustrated and voiced by native speakers.
Hear the word, match it, build the sentence, listen and choose. Five or six words, never a list.
Talk to the character. They understand imperfect French, answer in character, and hand your sentence back the way a local would say it.
A week in each city, from the airport to a candlelit dinner. Plus the stories a trip does not give you.
FrenchParis: The Traveler’s AdventureLand in Paris. Order in French by tonight.
ItalianRomaFrom Fiumicino to a trattoria table in Trastevere.
SpanishMadridTapas, the metro, a museum, and a taxi home.
ItalianLa NonnaSunday lunch in Bologna. Four courses, eleven relatives.
FrenchMystère à MontmartreA painting has vanished. Follow the clues in French.
SpanishEl CaminoSeven hundred kilometres to Santiago, one phrase at a time.Also in German: Berlin, Der Termin, Das WG-Casting and Der Zug fällt aus, real German life, bureaucracy and all. And L’École de Langue, your first day at a French school in Lyon.
Officier Moreau at passport control. A baker in the Marais. A nonna in Bologna. They are live AI characters who understand imperfect French, Italian, Spanish or German, reply in character, and correct you gently. Speak or type, your choice.
Everything you say in a conversation is saved, polished and spoken back to you. Not someone else’s phrases. Yours, from the moments you actually lived.
The dragon takes the words you have learned. You win them back by remembering them. It knows exactly which ones you are about to forget, so review feels like a boss fight instead of homework.
Daily quests, streaks, and a friend walking the journey with you. Invite someone and you both earn rewards when they finish their first scene. The app is designed so that five minutes is a pleasure, not a chore.
8,500+ learners from 10+ countries have practised speaking with Abilon
“Absolutely fantastic app, beautiful and works great.”
“The graphics and conversation system are very good. They provide a pleasant and playful environment to learn.”
“You learn from speaking. You don’t have to be afraid if you don’t know how to say something, you can have suggestions and then you can try again and again.”
Live conversations use daily energy. Abilon Plus is for people who want to talk more.
French, Italian, Spanish and German. Each language has its own stories, characters and native-speaker voices. More cities are on the way.
Yes. Every scene starts with the five or six words that moment needs, and a short placement chat finds your level in two minutes. Already know a chapter? Test out of it and move on.
No. Every conversation works by typing too. When you do speak, the app listens on your device and the character answers what you actually said.
Every lesson, story and scene is free, always. Live AI conversations use daily energy: three a day on the free plan. Abilon Plus raises that to six or twelve a day for people who want to talk more. It is managed through the App Store or Google Play and you can cancel any time.
Lessons, stories and audio are on your phone, so you can learn on a plane. Live conversations need a connection because a character is answering you in real time.
You never study a list. You live a situation: passport control, a bakery, a dinner with a nonna who will not take no for an answer. The words you learn are the ones that moment needs, and you prove them in a conversation right away. The dragon then brings back exactly the words you are about to forget.
Yes, from inside the app: Profile, then Delete account. Your data is removed. The steps are also on the account deletion page.
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