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Unlike most language-learning platforms that require hours of mindless repetition, uTalk uses entertaining and engaging exercises and games to teach you to speak like a true local.
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This service even allows you to learn from native voice artists, so you’ll be able to lock down even the most subtle nuances in their speech.
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