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Introduction

What is vinglishtalk.com

It's a rooms directory.

You have an idea — polished or unpolished — and you're verbally enthusiastic about it at the moment. You want to build that idea in someone else's mind and see their reaction. You want a witness to your brilliance. That's when you want to start a room.

In order for other users browsing rooms on the homepage to verify that you're not just another boring person — someone with no talking energy, no sparkling ideas — the user interface requires you to show up in a room with some key points of your idea.

Once you've created a room, you play the role of the Sparker. Your main task is to be responsible for the room's energy: keeping people engaged, entertained, and thinking. Basically what you would do if you asked your friends out for coffee.

Other users can join your room in the role of Miners. There are 2 of them. A Miner is simply the target of a Sparker. A Sparker cannot just talk into the void — they need a listener. Not a passive audience listener, but an active one.

People can also join your room as Lurkers. These are curious listeners surfing the web. They may get interested in the conversation and send text chat messages — but none of these messages reach the Sparker. We enforce this UI limitation because we don't want the Sparker to shift their focus onto Lurkers, effectively turning it into just another live streaming platform. Instead, we let the Miners — who can see the messages — decide which ones are relevant enough to relay to the Sparker in the conversation.

Audio Chat Room

In this type of room, you dub your text messages to make the text chat audible. There's also an optional user role: the Echoer. An Echoer collaboratively talks with the Sparker to work on the Sparker's original message and offers their own audio dubbing interpretation in the form of \"He/She thinks...\"

If you're not feeling active enough to start or join a room, you can display yourself in the Waiting Hall and wait for others to invite you.

You might think that Vinglishtalk is just another talking app — and you'd be right, we really are. But by specifying user roles and enforcing guidelines through the UI, people coming to the site know exactly what they should do and what to expect.

Live Teaching Classroom

There's one more thing: we also offer a live teaching classroom feature.

Teachers who open live classes are experts in their fields. Students come to your room with a concern and pay for a time slot in the waiting queue.

Teachers have access to a range of teaching functionalities. If you're an English teacher, there's the SmartIPA function, which transcribes your input text. Students then have up & down IPA helpers while reading the text aloud, allowing the teacher to make remarks on their pronunciation.

You might earn a little income, but more importantly, you solve real concerns from real people in real time — which may just cure your teaching imposter syndrome.