Learn English from hello to hired
Everyday American English, taught from your language: cafés, subways, doctors and job interviews. 463 lessons that play like a game.
- lessons
- 463
- real-life topics
- 114
- minutes a day, your pick
- 5–20
Luffy says hello: Hello!
The whole course
Your trail across the USA
114 units and 463 lessons, from your first hello all the way to a job interview and a wedding. Here's the whole course, stop by stop.
- Unit1
First Words & Greetings
5 lessons
- Unit29
Trains & Subway
4 lessons
- Unit72
Baseball Game
4 lessons
- Unit114
Weddings
4 lessons
114 units · real-life scenes, level by level
- First Words & Greetings5 lessons
- Introducing Yourself4 lessons
- Asking for Help5 lessons
- Numbers & Counting4 lessons
- Money & Paying4 lessons
- Time & Dates5 lessons
- This & That4 lessons
- Small Questions Everywhere4 lessons
- English Class4 lessons
- Family4 lessons
- Vending Machines4 lessons
- Café4 lessons
- The Dollar Store4 lessons
- Park4 lessons
- Friends4 lessons
- Birthdays & Gifts4 lessons
- Holidays (first look)4 lessons
- Fast Food4 lessons
- Convenience Store5 lessons
- The Grocery Store5 lessons
- Bakery & Donut Shop4 lessons
- Pizza Place4 lessons
- The Diner4 lessons
- Allergies & Dietary Needs4 lessons
- The Department Store5 lessons
- Clothing & Sizes4 lessons
- The Bookstore4 lessons
- Dry Cleaning & Laundry4 lessons
- Trains & Subway4 lessons
- Buses4 lessons
- Taxi & Rideshare4 lessons
- Directions4 lessons
- Bikes & Bike Share4 lessons
- Kitchen4 lessons
- The Bathroom4 lessons
- Living Room & Bedroom4 lessons
- Laundry at Home4 lessons
- The Library4 lessons
- The Museum4 lessons
- Arcade4 lessons
- Movies4 lessons
- Karaoke4 lessons
- Pool & Beach Day4 lessons
- Spring4 lessons
- Summer4 lessons
- Fall4 lessons
- Winter4 lessons
- Souvenirs & Gifts4 lessons
- The Sushi Spot4 lessons
- The Bar4 lessons
- Deliveries4 lessons
- The Electronics Store4 lessons
- The Post Office4 lessons
- Bank & ATM4 lessons
- Hair Salon & Barbershop4 lessons
- Aches & Feeling Sick4 lessons
- Pharmacy4 lessons
- Doctor's Office & Urgent Care4 lessons
- The Airport4 lessons
- Long-Distance Trains4 lessons
- The Auto Shop4 lessons
- Garbage & Recycling4 lessons
- Neighbors4 lessons
- Pets4 lessons
- After-School Club4 lessons
- Police & Emergency Help4 lessons
- Church & Community4 lessons
- Singing & Music4 lessons
- Concerts4 lessons
- County Fair4 lessons
- Soccer4 lessons
- Baseball Game4 lessons
- Gym & Fitness4 lessons
- Day Spa & Hot Springs4 lessons
- Hiking & National Parks4 lessons
- Camping4 lessons
- Fishing4 lessons
- Rain & Storms4 lessons
- Hotels4 lessons
- Sightseeing4 lessons
- Phone Calls4 lessons
- Visiting Someone's Home4 lessons
- New Year's4 lessons
- Phone Plan4 lessons
- Home Repairs4 lessons
- The Dentist4 lessons
- Eye Doctor & Optical Shop4 lessons
- Driving a Car4 lessons
- Ferries & Islands4 lessons
- Utilities & Bills4 lessons
- Home Trouble4 lessons
- Moving In4 lessons
- Elementary School4 lessons
- High School4 lessons
- University4 lessons
- The Job Hunt4 lessons
- Firefighters & Fire Safety4 lessons
- Dance & Movement4 lessons
- Martial Arts & MMA4 lessons
- Ski Trip4 lessons
- Ocean & Water Sports4 lessons
- Emergency Preparedness4 lessons
- Planning a Trip4 lessons
- Bed & Breakfast4 lessons
- Dating4 lessons
- Social Media4 lessons
- The Hospital5 lessons
- Finding an Apartment4 lessons
- At the Office4 lessons
- Work Communication4 lessons
- The Government Office4 lessons
- Travel Trouble4 lessons
- Apologies & Complaints4 lessons
- Weddings4 lessons
Try it now
Play a lesson right now
No sign-up, no download. This mini-lesson uses real words from the course.
Hello, morning to night
Hi there, good morning, good evening and good night.
A taste of the real course. Nothing here is saved.
What you'll be able to do
From the diner to the job offer
Tricky English
Spelled one way, said another
English loves a silent letter. Tap a word to hear how it's really said.
Silent letters
Fewer beats than letters
Say it like people do
The game
Every lesson is a game
Combos, streaks, XP, sapphires, a weekly leaderboard, and a party when you nail it.
Stack combos: at ×5 your combo strikes gold.
Keep your streak: a lesson a day, and a streak freeze for the day you miss.
Earn XP, and more when you beat your best.
Score 90% or more for the perfect-lesson party.
Race the weekly leaderboard, reset every Monday.
Review what you've learned right before you'd forget it.
Get a sapphire for every XP and spend them in the Shop.
Your language
Learn English from your language
The English course is taught in 34 languages. Pick yours to read this page in it.
Questions
English, questions answered
What kind of English does Miaru teach?
Everyday American English, set in the USA: the diner, the subway, the grocery store, the doctor's office and a job interview. You learn what people really say, like “For here or to go?”
Why can't I find the English course in the app?
The app hides the course for the language it's set to, because nobody learns English in English. Set the app to the language you speak best (it speaks 35), and the English course appears.
Can I learn English on my own as a beginner?
Yes. The course starts at hello and builds up one real situation at a time: numbers, money, the café, the doctor's office, the job hunt. Every explanation is in your language, so you can learn at your own pace.
How can I practice speaking English?
Every lesson ends with a scene where you play your side of the conversation, and every word and sentence has audio you can replay and slow down. Say your lines out loud as you go.
Which English phrases will I learn first?
Hello, good morning and thanks, then the lifesavers: “I don't understand”, “Could you say that again?” and “Could you speak slowly?” Next come numbers, prices and your first café order: “Can I get a latte?”
How many lessons are in the English course?
463 lessons in 114 units, from your first hello to a job interview and a wedding.
Does Miaru teach English grammar?
Yes, in small doses. A short note explains a pattern right when a scene needs it, and then the practice has you use it.
How long does it take to learn English?
It depends on your goal and your time. In Miaru you set a daily goal of 5 to 20 minutes, and 463 lessons take you from hello to a job interview, one short lesson at a time.
Is it American or British English?
American. The course is set in the USA and uses American spelling and words: color, fall, the check, to go.
Can I learn English from my own language?
Yes. The English course is taught in 34 languages, including Español, Português, Français, 中文, 日本語, 한국어, हिन्दी, Tiếng Việt and Türkçe.
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