everyday app iconeveryday · English in Comics

Read, listen and learn English

Explore everyday English through 240 illustrated scenes. Read conversations, listen to dialogue and expressions, and look up clear explanations in your chosen language.

Download for free and enjoy one complete scene from each topic: 24 free scenes in total. A one-time in-app purchase unlocks all 240 scenes and their included content, with no recurring payments. No account required. Purchasing and restoring require internet access; free and unlocked comics, text and bundled English audio work offline.

English starts with everyday moments.

everyday turns conversations about getting up, ordering food, going out, parenting and work into comics you can read at your own pace. Tap a line or a numbered object to explore its meaning and use.

240 scenes across 24 topics

Browse 180 everyday-life scenes, 30 parenting scenes and 30 work and technology scenes. Follow a topic or search for a situation that interests you.

Comics and English dialogue

Read panel by panel, zoom in on the artwork and show or hide translations. Listen to the story dialogue and vocabulary expressions in English.

One language setting

Choose Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean or Spanish, or follow your system language. The interface, translations, explanations and privacy information use the same selected language. English learning text and audio remain in English.

Meaning, usage and examples

Each scene includes common expressions and related vocabulary, with explanations, collocations, examples and distinctions between similar expressions.

Save expressions and continue reading

Save useful expressions and return to your last reading position. Your records stay on your device. Comics, text and English recordings of dialogue and vocabulary are included in the app. Free and unlocked content can be read and played offline, with no account required.

Stories and examples are fictional learning material. Parenting, health and technical scenes are for language practice, not professional guidance. Parenting content is intended for adult learners.