Kuba English
What's new?
When Kuba replies, the words in his message light up one by one. Exactly as he says them.
Sounds like a small thing.
But think how often you lose the thread in English audio, stare at the text, and have no idea where you are.
That's what this fixes. You always see the exact word Kuba is on. What he's already said stays lit.
What's still coming stays dim.
And it holds when you replay a message or slow it down. Half speed, still perfectly in sync.
If you're a beginner, this is the big one. You finally see where one word ends and the next one starts — the thing that takes forever to click in English. Native speakers glue it all together and you hear one long mush.
Course subtitles now work like Reels
Second thing shipping: the interactive subtitles you know from Reels are now in the video courses too.
Tap any word in the subtitles and you instantly know what it means. No pausing, no dictionary, no hunting around.
What's coming
Catches in conversation. Use an idiom, a phrasal verb, or a word above your level, and the chat flashes it right there: "Nice catch!" No waiting until the end. The reward lands the second it leaves your mouth.
A feed. One place with content picked for you.
And something Kuba is cooking up in the back. An exercise somewhere between a chat and a video. You drop into a scene, you speak out loud, and what comes out is English you'll actually use. That's all you get for now, but this one's a monster.
Open the chat.
Let Kuba talk.
And watch the words land.
Small thing. Big difference in how much you actually hear.