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Language is learned by using it.

From your first word to your first real conversation.

Russian, Spanish, German and French, taught from English. Learn through interactive stories, clear explanations, listening, speaking and practice built around what you actually need to say.

Meeting someone
pri-YAT-na pa-zna-KO-mi-tsa “Nice to meet you!”
Прия́тно · Pleasant(ly)
From прия́тный, “pleasant”. Russian often uses an adverb like this to describe how something feels.
4languages, all taught from English
A0–C2one connected path in every language
4core skills practised in every unit
One ecosystem, many ways in

Each activity gets an interface that fits it.

A story reads like a story. A conversation feels like a conversation. Grammar feels like a well-made reference. All of it links back to the same words and patterns.

Spanish · Capítulo 1 · El primer día
Lucía sale del metro. Madrid es grande y ruidosa. Ella sonríe.
ruidosa · noisy (feminine, agrees with Madrid as a city)
Stories
Graded reading with tap-to-explain on every word.
French
Comment tu t’appelles ?
Je m’appelle …
Марк🎙 Say it
Conversations
Respond in turn, by tapping, typing or speaking.
German · Articles by case
Nominativder Hund
Akkusativden Hund
Dativdem Hund
Reference library
Interactive tables and examples that link into lessons.
The learning journey

See what you’ll be able to say at every level.

Eight units take you from zero to fluent. Each one trains speaking, listening, reading and writing, and ends with real things you can do.

After unit 00, you canPre-A1
✓Read the script and sound out new words
✓Greet people and say goodbye
✓Say your name and where you’re from
You could say“My name is Anna.”
Russian Меня́ зову́т А́нна.
Spanish Me llamo Ana.
German Ich heiße Anna.
French Je m’appelle Anna.
Choose a language

Every language has a letter that tells its story.

Four courses, each taught from English and built around what makes that language different.

Русский Russian
Я means “I”, and it’s the last letter of the alphabet. Cyrillic takes an afternoon to read.
Здра́вствуйтеzdrá-stvuy-tye · hello
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Español Spanish
The letter only Spanish has, as in año (year) and España. Spelling matches sound almost perfectly.
¡Hola!O-la · hello
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Deutsch German
Eszett, a sharp double s, as in Straße. Every noun is capitalised and has a gender.
Guten TagGOO-ten TAHK · hello
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Français French
The cédille makes c sound like s, as in français. Many final letters stay silent.
Bonjourbon-ZHOOR · hello
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