> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://whitepaper.letmespeak.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://whitepaper.letmespeak.org/play-learn-and-earn/learn-and-earn-in-1-2-3.md).
# Learn & Earn in 1-2-3
So how does LetMeSpeak work?
You can start learning for free. Use the [web app](https://web.letmespeak.org/?utm_source=whitepaper\&utm_campaign=wptoweb) or [download](https://letmespeak.onelink.me/DRH4/360cv7s3) the iOS or Android mobile apps to start.
It’s easy to make money by learning English. Buy your own NFT Character on the [LetMeSpeak Marketplace](https://market.letmespeak.org/?utm_source=whitepaper\&utm_campaign=wptomarket) and start earning in-game currency while you learn. If you don't want to use your own money to buy an NFT, you will be able to borrow someone else’s NFT character (launching in Summer 2022) and share the rewards with the NFT owner.
You can swap your reward tokens on the decentralised (e.g. [Serum-powered](https://trade.dexlab.space/#/market/C6y1AH1A9Q3Xdk5yxCj5XEQaG2mmXzaqQWq5HLhjpWiT)) exchanges for digital dollars. You can also spend the reward tokens on creating new NFTs, updating existing ones or enhancing your LetMeSpeak experience - gameplay, chances to win in Player vs Player (PvP) activities and boosting earning potential.
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