How can we help?

Pick a recipe, cook it, and learn the language as you go. Every step is bilingual, every ingredient is a vocabulary word, and the culture notes come from the same kitchens the recipe does.

Italian, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, and Arabic — eight languages, each taught through the food that grew it.

Not yet. Most beginner recipes are a one-pan affair. If you can boil water, you can speak a little Italian by Friday.

Create a free account, choose your language and level during onboarding, then open the Recipe library or your dashboard and tap Continue. We'll pick up wherever you left off.

We use a secure sign-in handled by our authentication provider — Google, Apple, or email. The same account works on the website and the mobile app, so your progress follows you.

Check your spam folder, and make sure you're using the same email or provider you signed up with. If you're still locked out, email support@fluentfeast.com and we'll get you back in.

Head to Dashboard → Settings to update your profile. Sign-in identity and passwords are managed through your authentication provider (Google or Apple).

You can do both yourself from Dashboard → Settings, or from the dedicated account-deletion page. Deleting your account removes your learning data — streaks, saved recipes, and vocabulary included.

Yes — the Free plan gives you two learning recipes a month with full bilingual mode. A nibble is $5/month for 10 recipes, and A full feast is $10/month for unlimited — both add printable lessons and scan-to-translate. The Sunday newsletter is free for everyone.

Go to Dashboard → Billing to switch plans. Changes take effect right away and your recipe allowance updates with them.

Cancel anytime from Dashboard → Billing (or from the App Store if you subscribed on your iPhone). You keep your paid features until the end of the current billing period.

Email billing@fluentfeast.com with the address on your account and we'll sort it out. Purchases made through the App Store follow Apple's refund process.

App Store subscriptions are managed in your iOS Settings under your Apple Account → Subscriptions. That's also where you'd cancel or change an app-store plan.

Yes. We use feijoada, brigadeiros, and the kitchens of São Paulo, Salvador, and Belo Horizonte. The Portuguese you'll learn is the Portuguese spoken at the table.

On paid plans you can import a recipe — scan or paste one — and we'll turn it into a bilingual lesson, so you can learn from the dishes you already love.

Words you meet while cooking are saved to your vocabulary automatically. The Practice tab lets you review them later, and your streak keeps track of how consistent you've been.

Yes — printable lessons are included on the paid plans, so you can take a recipe and its vocabulary to the stove without your phone.

Yes — FluentFeast is available on mobile, and you sign in with the same account you use on the web.

It does. Recipes, vocabulary, streaks, and your plan all live on your account, so you can start a recipe on your laptop and keep going on your phone.

Refresh the page (or update to the latest app version), check your internet connection, and try again. If it persists, email support@fluentfeast.com with your device and what you were doing — the more detail, the faster we can help.

Most of the time this is a permissions setting — make sure FluentFeast has access to your microphone (for speaking practice) or camera (for scanning recipes) in your device settings.

Thank you for catching it. Send corrections, recipe fixes, or culture notes to content@fluentfeast.com and we'll get them into the kitchen.

Bugs go to support@fluentfeast.com; ideas, recipe requests, and feature wishes go to content@fluentfeast.com. Real people read both.