The daily card in Hebrew and English
In short
Viki detects your language from your messages and keeps to it — the card of the day included. Write to her in Hebrew or English and the daily messages switch too. No settings; one sentence changes it.
Why it matters for the daily card
A one-off reading in a foreign language is manageable. A message arriving every morning must be in the language you think in — otherwise it turns into translation practice and gets old fast.
How to switch
- Just write your next message in the target language.
- Or say it: «card of the day in Hebrew please», «switch to English».
- Switching back is one sentence too.
Three languages
Russian, Hebrew and English are all fluent. Service messages — the daily card, reminders, and transit alerts on Pro — arrive in your conversation language.
Mixed households
Mixing languages is fine — Viki follows. But for the daily messages pick one and say so, or she’ll track your latest message and the language will hop around.
How it looks in the chat
Send my card of the day in English from now on
Done 🌙 The daily card arrives in English starting tomorrow — the rest of our chat too. Want to switch back, just write in Russian.
Switch the language
Write in the language you want — Viki adjusts.