For multilingual families

Answer your family in their language

Your parents talk to you in Spanish, Korean or Hindi, and you answer in English. FluenText turns the family chat into practice: text back in their language, and a built-in coach quietly fixes your grammar and explains why.

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¿Vienes a comer el domingo? Voy a hacer tamales.
¡Sí! Te llamo para atrás mañana para confirmar.
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Vocabulary
Original: ¡Sí! Te llamo para atrás mañana para confirmar.
Suggested: ¡Sí! Te devuelvo la llamada mañana para confirmar.
Llamar para atrás copies the English call back word for word. Say te devuelvo la llamada, or simply te vuelvo a llamar.

Sound familiar?

Millions of families speak two languages across one kitchen table. The language usually stops with the kids — not because they cannot understand it, but because they never got to practice using it.

01
Heritage speakers

You grew up hearing it

Your parents talk to you in their language and you answer in English. You understand almost everything; it is replying that feels hard. FluenText gives you a low-pressure place to start answering back, one text at a time.

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Grandchildren

You want to text your grandparents

Abuela, Halmeoni, Nani, Bà — they would love a message in their own language, and you want the respectful forms right. Set the chat to polite and the coach checks your register as well as your grammar.

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Partners & in-laws

You married into the family chat

The family group chat moves fast, and not in your language. Tap any message to translate it, tap a word for its meaning, and join in when you are ready.

Built for texting home

The same messaging app you would use with anyone, with a language coach in every family chat.

The coach corrects you, so family does not have to

Every message you send in the family language is checked. Mistakes come back as a side-by-side correction with a short explanation in your own language, with no awkward “actually, it’s…” at the dinner table.

Translation in both directions

Tap any message to read it in your own language. And when you slip back into English, your parents can tap to read it in theirs.

Get the respect level right

Many family languages change with who you are talking to: usted with your abuela, 존댓말 with your parents, aap with your elders. Set a chat to polite or formal and the coach flags casual forms that do not fit.

Decode the phrases you never learned

Tap a word for its meaning in context, or tap Explain on a message to break down an idiom or a regional expression — privately, without having to ask.

The whole family in one thread

Group chats work like the family thread you already have. Set the chat’s language to the one your family speaks, and every message you send there becomes practice.

Rehearse before you send

Nervous about texting your dad in Vietnamese? Warm up with an AI practice partner at your level, or check a draft privately before anyone sees it.

It works the other way, too

If a parent or grandparent is the one learning — say, practicing English to keep up with the grandkids — set that chat to English instead. Each chat practices one language, so every relationship can go at its own pace.

Questions from families

No. Your family just needs the app so they can join the chat — they text you the way they always do. You set the chat’s language to the one you are practicing, and the coach is there to help you.
That is exactly who it is for. Set the chat’s strictness to lenient and the coach only flags mistakes that change the meaning, not missing accents or texting shorthand. You can also check a draft privately before you send it.
Corrections appear under your message for everyone in the chat, with the explanation expanded for you and collapsed for them. If you would rather fix a message before anyone sees it, use Draft Check first.
Yes. Each chat practices one language at a time, so if a parent or grandparent is the one learning, set that chat’s language to English. Their English gets coached, and anything they write in their own language is left alone.
Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Vietnamese and English. If your family speaks something else, let us know at support@fluentext.com.
FluenText accounts are for people 18 and older. It is built for adult children, grandchildren, partners and in-laws who want to text their family in the family’s language.