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Free Conversation Library

Choose one conversation for today.

Each SproutLingo conversation will stand on its own. Families can point, listen, use a short phrase, or keep talking—without levels or a required order.

October goalThree new independent conversations

The first free release is in development. Join the waitlist for the launch update.

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Everyday topics the library can grow into.

Only completed, language-reviewed conversations will be presented as available. Categories marked “Planned” show the direction of the growing library.

First release in progress

Play & Interests

Talk about games, activities, and what your family enjoys.

Planned

Everyday Routines

Use Cantonese around familiar moments at home.

Planned

Food & Cooking

Choose, prepare, and talk about foods together.

Planned

Feelings & Relationships

Share feelings, preferences, and ways to care for one another.

Planned

School & Friends

Talk about people, activities, and everyday experiences.

Planned

Family & Memories

Invite family stories and meaningful recollections.

Planned

Going Places

Make plans and talk about places your family knows.

Planned

Culture & Celebrations

Explore traditions, gatherings, and family customs.

Inside a conversation

One topic, several natural ways to join.

A free conversation will be complete on its own. Richer language can expand the experience without making the starting point harder.

  1. ChoosePoint to or name an illustrated answer.
  2. Say itUse a short sentence frame, with audio when helpful.
  3. Keep talking—optionalTry a follow-up response or continue in your own way.

Audio beside the language

Main questions, answer support, and displayed follow-up phrases will have Listen controls on their conversation pages.

Stories when they add something

Sprout Stories can be occasional inspiration rather than a requirement that delays every new conversation.

Shared ideas for grown-ups

General tips—including inviting another family member to answer—will live in the library instead of repeating on every card.