Every language works the same way. You talk, the AI answers at your level, and anything you get wrong comes back with a short explanation and a more natural way to say it. No scheduling, and nobody waiting for you to find the word.
Trips people up: Ser vs. estar, Por vs. para
Practice SpanishTrips people up: Bon vs. bien, Gender and elision
Practice FrenchTrips people up: The four cases, Verb position
Practice GermanTrips people up: Particles (ใฏใปใใปใใปใซใปใง), Adjective conjugation
Practice JapaneseTrips people up: Particles (์/๋ vs ์ด/๊ฐ, ์ vs ์์), Verb-final word order
Practice KoreanTrips people up: Essere vs. avere in the past, Articles with possessives
Practice ItalianTrips people up: Ser vs. estar, Contractions
Practice PortugueseTrips people up: Measure words, The particle ไบ
Practice Mandarin ChineseTrips people up: The six cases, Verb aspect
Practice RussianTrips people up: Gender agreement, Broken plurals
Practice ArabicTrips people up: The เคจเฅ that rearranges the sentence, Verb endings that carry gender
Practice HindiTrips people up: Present perfect vs. past simple, Articles: a, an, the โ or nothing
Practice EnglishTrips people up: The endings English does with prepositions, The accusative that marks a definite object
Practice TurkishTrips people up: The verb that insists on second place, De or het, and everything that follows it
Practice DutchTrips people up: En-words and ett-words, The verb that has to come second
Practice SwedishTrips people up: Cases, and the whole phrase that moves with them, Perfective or imperfective
Practice PolishTrips people up: Seven cases that move the whole phrase, Liking things the Ukrainian way
Practice UkrainianTrips people up: Cases, and the article that moves with the noun, Adjectives across three genders
Practice GreekTrips people up: The ืืช before a definite object, Gender in every verb and adjective
Practice HebrewTrips people up: Tones that change the word, Counting without a classifier
Practice VietnameseTrips people up: Tones that swap one word for another, Classifiers, and the order they come in
Practice ThaiTrips people up: Plurals you do not need, The affixes that standard Indonesian expects
Practice IndonesianTrips people up: The article that lives on the end of the noun, pe before a definite direct object
Practice RomanianTrips people up: Endings where English has prepositions, Vowel harmony inside every suffix
Practice HungarianAll 24 languages the app supports have a guide here. Pick the one you are learning and start talking.
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