اردو· South Asia
Learn to speak Urdu out loud
Most Urdu courses stop at recognising words. In 4ToSpeak every Urdu sentence ends with you saying it, so the skill you build is the one a real conversation asks for.
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Your first Urdu words
Say these before you sign up
Hello
السلام علیکم
Hello
Thank you
شکریہ
Thank you
Play buttons use your device’s own voice, so they appear only when it has one for Urdu.
How it works
Four steps for every Urdu sentence
One loop you repeat on every sentence, ending with you speaking Urdu out loud.
Step 1
Order
See a Urdu sentence and rebuild it in English from a bank of words.
Step 2
Translate
See the English and build the sentence in Urdu, word by word.
Step 3
Listen
Hear the sentence spoken in Urdu, then type what you understood.
Step 4
Speak
Say it out loud in Urdu and see which words landed and which to try again.
Speaking Urdu
Why speak Urdu from day one
The sounds, rhythm and word order of Urdu stick when you produce them, not when you recognise them. Each sentence you say out loud gets you closer to the way a real Urdu speaker talks, and the speaking step shows you which words you landed.
Urdu is written in the Arabic script. You hear and say each sentence while you learn to read it, so the writing system is never a wall in front of speaking.
Free to start
- 25 daily energy, about 3 to 4 full lessons a day
- Every module in the store is open to you
- Streaks, stats and a leaderboard to keep you coming back
Urdu questions, answered
Can I learn Urdu for free with 4ToSpeak?
Yes. The free plan needs no card and has no time limit. You get 25 daily energy, about 3 to 4 full lessons a day, and the whole module store is open to you (some modules cost coins you earn by practising).
How does 4ToSpeak teach Urdu speaking?
Every Urdu sentence goes through four steps: you order it, translate it, listen and type it, then say it out loud. The last step is the point. You hear how close you were, word by word, instead of tapping an answer.
Do I need a microphone to practise Urdu?
Yes, for the speaking step. Your browser asks permission the first time, and it works on a phone, a tablet or a computer. The other three steps work without one.
Do I need to know any Urdu already?
No. Lessons start from short everyday Urdu sentences and build up, so you can begin from nothing.
What script does Urdu use?
Urdu is written in the Arabic script. You do not have to master it before you start. You hear and say each sentence while you learn to read it.