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Danny & Jenny
Phone calls with AI Korean-American friends who get Korean
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Phone calls with AI Korean-American friends who get Korean
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Danny & Jenny (대니앤제니) is an iPhone English-conversation app by Jolbaro. Korean-American AI friends who also understand Korean call you at the times you set; you chat freely in Korean, English or a mix, then say the same conversation again in English only. Launched on the App Store in August 2026; three free 3-minute calls a week; ages 18 and over.




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I built Danny & Jenny on my own in Seoul, and it started with one semester.
As an exchange student in the US, I barely talked with my American roommate. My English wasn't enough, so we never got past hello. But with a Korean-American friend from class whose Korean was shaky, I talked about everything, all semester. I spoke mostly in English and threw in Korean only for the words I didn't have, and he handed them back in English. That was the semester my English grew the most.
Back in Korea I worked in English with colleagues abroad, and tried native-speaker phone lessons, AI conversation apps and chatbot voice chats. They all assume every word has to be English, so I kept falling back to the same easy small talk.
So Danny & Jenny gives you that friend:
• Phone calls with 20 Korean-American AI friends whose Korean ranges from beginner to fluent
• Keep the English going and drop in Korean where you're stuck; the friend recasts it into natural English inside the reply, with no lesson
• Friends remember earlier calls and call you first at the time you set
• After a call, retell the same story in English only; the phrases you actually said become spaced-repetition cards
Honest limits: iPhone only, the app is in Korean (it's built for Korean speakers learning English), and every friend is an AI. The app never hides that. Free: three 3-minute calls a week.
I'd love feedback, especially from anyone who has tried to speak a new language and got stuck mid-sentence.