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Real language learning videos the studio has made

Every one started as a sentence. Tap to play — then make your own.

How it works

What to have ready

The more you bring, the sharper the cut — but a link or a sentence is enough to start.

• The lesson content — The words, numbers, phrases or lesson to teach — and the target language.
• The learner — Kids, beginners, or a specific market — shapes tone, pace and reading level.
• Style or character — Any mascot, brand character, or art direction (playful, calm, classroom).
• Brand — Logo, colors, fonts — your app's or school's look.
• Pronunciation notes — Anything the voiceover must get exactly right — names, tones, stress.
• The languages — Which languages to teach, and to localize into — native voiceover in 120+.

Best practices

• Show the word, don't just say it — pair it with an image and the letters or number on screen.
• One idea per video — a number set, a word family — keeps it memorable.
• Playful, illustrated styles work for kids (see the cut-paper counting lesson below).
• Native voiceover matters most here — a language video has to sound right.
• Make a series from one brief — one-two-three, then colours, then greetings.

Questions, answered

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