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Here is how NuovaLingua works.
NuovaLingua stands on three legs. A real tutor you have video lessons with. Nova, the AI tutor you practise with every day, by voice or in writing. And the materials — grammar, readings, words, missions — which remember what you get wrong and bring it back at the right moment.
The cards, readings and exercises are free for everyone, always. For the next 14 days everything else is open too: Nova, the scenes, the lesson analysis. No card and nothing to cancel — at the end, you decide.
Three steps a day, that's all.
Every day the Panel suggests three things: review the words that are due, one grammar card chosen around your weak spots, a few minutes with Nova. Ten, fifteen minutes. Done, they extend your streak of days in a row — and it's the streak, not the marathons, that teaches a language.
Everything is at the top: Panel, Calendar with your lessons, Find a tutor, Study with the materials, Progress. You change the site language from the menu top right; the language you're learning from your profile. The two are separate, and one language's materials never mix with the other's.
Leo and Giulia's World, and everything else.
The World is your route from A1 to C2. Each chapter is a city, each mission has three stamps: a deck of words, a grammar card, a scene with Nova. Follow the thread and your level grows on its own; if you need something specific, you can jump straight there.
Alongside are the grammar cards — rule, examples, traps, self-correcting exercises — and the readings with the lens: tap a word and you get the translation, the audio and a button to save it. Saved words come back in review exactly when you're about to forget them.
Speak without fear of mistakes.
Nova is the AI tutor. Type or talk to her, any time, and she answers in the language you're learning, correcting you gently. In the scenes you have a real goal — order at a café, ask for a room, call the doctor — and the points tick off only when you actually do them.
What Nova corrects goes into your Progress and your review, like the mistakes from a real lesson. Nova is open for your 14 trial days; after that, she's part of the Plus and Premium plans.
A real lesson, when you want it.
Pick a tutor from the list — photo, intro video, price, free hours — and book straight into their calendar, in your time zone. The first trial lesson lasts 25 minutes and is free. Then you buy a package of lessons, or a subscription that renews every 28 days: unused lessons stay yours.
The lesson happens here, in the browser, with a whiteboard and screen sharing. You can move it up to 12 hours before. Afterwards comes the analysis: how much you spoke, the mistakes you repeat, what went well — and your tutor builds the next lesson on it.
See where you're going.
Progress holds your route map, your rising level, the topics you stumble on less than a month ago, and your words: the ones you now get right on your own. No invented scores, only what you actually did.
If something doesn't add up, the Help page has this guide, the frequent questions and a way to write to us: people answer, and the reply lands there and in your inbox. When the trial ends, the materials stay yours; Nova and the analysis come back with Plus or Premium, from the plans page.