Choose a language
RussianРусский Здра́вствуйтеZDRAST-vuy-tye · “hello” A new alphabet in a week, then six cases, verbs of motion and aspect, all the way to literature. CyrillicSix casesТРКИ exam Open the Russian course → SpanishEspañol HolaOH-lah · “hello” Spoken in over twenty countries. Spelling matches sound, so you can read aloud from the first day. Ser and estarSubjunctiveDELE exam Open the Spanish course → GermanDeutsch Guten TagGOO-tun TAHK · “hello” Close to English in vocabulary, precise in grammar: three genders, four cases and a verb that moves. Der, die, dasWord orderGoethe exams Open the German course → FrenchFrançais Bonjourbon-ZHOOR · “hello” Thousands of words you already know from English, and a sound system with silent letters to master. LiaisonSubjunctiveDELF and DALF Open the French course →
What every course includes
| Part | What you get | Levels |
|---|---|---|
| Sounds and writing | The alphabet, pronunciation and spelling, with audio for every sound. | A1 |
| Grammar | Every structure explained in plain English, with glossed examples and a why note. | A1 to C2 |
| Vocabulary | Core words first, then topics from food and travel to law and science. | A1 to C1 |
| Reading | Graded texts, then real literature, glossed word by word. | A1 to C2 |
| Listening and speaking | Dialogues at natural speed, role-plays and shadowing. | A1 to C2 |
| Writing and exams | Emails, essays and formal letters, and preparation for each official exam. | A2 to C2 |