Why online courses stop
Almost always for the same reason: nothing happens between lessons. One hour a week, and on the other six days the language does not exist. Repetition apps fill those days, but with isolated words that never turn into a conversation. Here the two halves are joined: a real teacher sets the direction, and on the days in between there is something to do that comes out of YOUR mistakes rather than a syllabus written for everybody.
Which languages
Italian and English — Italian from A1 to C2, English across the published A1-A2 block. You pick one from a switcher and everything follows it: grammar cards, readings, exercises, verbs, vocabulary and your progress map. The two paths never mix, so studying both gives you two clean maps instead of one confusing one.
The language you study and the language you think in
They are different things, so they are different settings. The interface exists in English, Italian and Polish: explanations, exercise instructions and lesson analyses are in yours. What you are studying stays in its own language — the words, the examples, the sentences to complete. Exactly the way a good textbook is built.
What you need to start
A browser. The classroom is online with nothing to install, on a laptop or a phone. The trial lesson is 25 minutes, which is enough to tell whether you get on with the teacher — the only thing that really matters at the beginning.
Frequently asked questions
Which languages can I learn here?
Italian and English. Italian has the full A1-to-C2 path with 46 grammar cards, readings with audio and vocabulary decks; English has the first A1-A2 block with 20 cards, 5 readings and 6 vocabulary decks.
A teacher or an app — which is better?
Both, for different reasons. A teacher hears what an app cannot: the rhythm, the hesitation, the sentence that comes out sideways — and makes you speak. The AI covers the days in between, where no teacher can be. On its own, each one leaves a hole.
How long does it take to hold a conversation?
It depends on how much you speak, not how much you study. People who take one lesson a week and practise twenty minutes on the other days usually manage a simple conversation within a few months. People who only touch the language on lesson day take far longer — it is not talent, it is how often you open your mouth.
Can I switch languages later?
Yes, whenever you like, and you lose nothing: each language keeps its own progress and waits where you left it.