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PikaDo is the first mobile app that supports children and teens striving to improve their conversational skills and languages by a process made so easy, by providing them with a no adult zone, they will comfortably converse and learn from knowledgeable children and teens of their own age who have been trained by PikaDo.
Wilhelmstr. 138, 13595, Berlin, Germany
amazing experience, and idea is great.
also, exercises is very amused and useful.
learning new language through pikado became easy to learn, easy to use app, easy for children to response, also child became excited with their instructor.
It's very useful to support people to learn how to speak new language ... I'm really love it
A great app that teach kids english from its native source.
I liked their idea of using kids and teenagers as instructors for other kids all over the world, wow it’s really amazing one 😁. Good luck guys!
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