FlasTen seconds to a lesson. Minutes a day after that.
Flas is built the way a child actually learns a language from family: hear it, recognise it, then say it. Here is exactly what happens from the moment you open the app.
No account. Two taps. A lesson.
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Pick your course
Albanian for the diaspora — prompts in English — or German for Albanian-speaking kids. Nothing is asked of you yet: no name, no email.
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Say how much you already have
Beginner, some words, or more than you can say. This only decides where the path suggests you start; every lesson stays open.
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Your first lesson plays
Five short exercises. You hear "Mirëdita" in a real Albanian voice before you are ever asked to produce it.
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After two lessons: keep it
Flas offers to save your progress — with Google, Apple or an email. Your streak and XP carry over to the account exactly as they are.
Recognise first, produce second.
Every lesson opens with listening and matching and only then asks you to build or say something. Six kinds of exercise take turns, so a lesson never feels like the same screen five times.
What do you hear?
A phrase plays. Pick how it is written. Ties the sound to the spelling.
What does this mean?
Multiple choice in both directions — Albanian to English and back.
Which picture is it?
Hear a word, tap the picture. The exercise a child can do before reading.
Complete the sentence
One word is missing. Choose it, then hear the whole sentence.
Build the sentence
Tap words into the right order from a small word bank.
Say it out loud
Speak the phrase. The app scores how close you got. Your voice is never stored.
32 lessons in 16 units, from "hello" to a phone call with Grandma.
This is the Albanian course as it ships today. Lessons unlock in order. German for kids has 8 lessons in 3 units and follows the same shape.
First words
- GreetingsSay hello and thank you
- Your nameIntroduce yourself
- Numbers 1–10Count in Albanian
Family
- Family wordsMother, father, sister, brother
- Who is this?Point people out
At the table
- Food and drinkBread, water, milk
- I want to eatOrder and compliment the food
Where I am from
- Home and rootsTalk about where you live
- I speak AlbanianSay it with pride
My wider family
- Aunts and unclesDaja, tezja, xhaxhai, halla
- Standard and GhegUnderstand the Albanian you hear at home
Words that change
- A book, the bookUse Albanian noun endings
- The story of RozafaListen to a legend and check your understanding
Colours and animals
- ColoursRed, black and everything between
- AnimalsThe dog, the cat and the eagle
Numbers and age
- Numbers 11–20Counting past ten
- How old are you?The question every relative asks
Days and time
- Days of the weekMonday to Sunday
- Months and seasonsWhen we visit
On the phone with Grandma
- Calling GrandmaHello, how are you, I miss you
- Telling her your newsSchool, friends, when we come
Summer in the village
- Travelling homeSuitcases, passports, the long drive
- In the villageThe mountain, the river, the garden
School and my day
- At schoolTeacher, book, homework
- My dayI wake up, I eat, I play
Feelings and manners
- How I feelHappy, tired, hungry
- Please and sorryThe words that make a good impression
Celebrations
- Happy birthdayCake, candles, wishes
- Family celebrationsWeddings, Bajram, Christmas
My roots
- Flag and eagleRed, black and the double eagle
- Cities and placesTirana, Prishtina, the sea
Body and health
- When something hurtsHead, stomach, and how to say it
A goal, a streak, and levels that mean something.
Daily goal
Choose 3, 10 or 20 minutes a day — that is 15, 30 or 50 XP. A ring on the dashboard fills as you go, and a week strip shows which days you kept it.
XP and levels
Every lesson passed for the first time earns XP. Levels come fast at the beginning — a child sees the number move on the first evening — and slow down as they climb through five tiers:
Streak and badges
Practise on consecutive days and the streak grows. Badges mark the moments worth marking: first steps, a flawless lesson, a finished unit, an eagle streak, the whole course.
A reminder, only if you want one
After the third lesson Flas offers a daily reminder at a time you choose. Decline it and it will not ask again.
Every word, spoken by a real Albanian voice. Offline.
Android phones ship no Albanian voice, and the nearest substitute reads Albanian like Italian. So every phrase in the curriculum is pre-recorded in two Albanian voices, Anila and Ilir, and bundled with the app. Nothing is fetched, nothing is generated on the fly, and a phone in a village with no signal still speaks perfectly.
Your first lesson is ten seconds away.
No account, no card. Learn on your own, or bring the whole family along.