Online curriculum
Each lesson is an online learning experience with short lessons, useful words, examples, practice, and a quick quiz. Start with sounds, then add words, routines, time, sentences, conversations, and understanding.
Online learning membership
A guided, listening-first learning library for greetings, family words, practical conversation, vocabulary practice, phrase-guide support, and interactive review. An active membership unlocks current lessons and new content over time.
Your learning path
All nine lessons are available for self-paced study. Lesson 9 is a written-first, source-verified guide to food, drinks, breakfast, kitchen essentials, and one courteous water request.
Lesson 1 · Take it slowly
Begin with today’s spelling, sound awareness, and a gentle routine for saying words aloud.
Lesson 2 · Say hello with care
Learn a small, useful set of greetings, introductions, and thank-yous before moving into bigger vocabulary.
Lesson 3 · Build your word bank
Add familiar words for people, counting, colors, common objects, and the things you point to every day.
Lesson 4 · Put words in context
Meet practical words for animals, food, home, weather, and the surroundings you talk about each day.
Lesson 5 · Make simple plans
Move from counting to days, weeks, months, dates, telling time, and simple schedules.
Lesson 6 · Make useful choices
Learn a careful, source-supported set of actions, needs, polite requests, negation, and question words for ordinary moments.
Lesson 7 · Find your way with care
Use a small, source-supported set for greetings, directions, transport, arrival, help, and polite traveler interactions.
Lesson 8 · Name what is close
Use a tightly bounded, source-verified written vocabulary for immediate family, people, home spaces, and everyday location words.
Lesson 9 · Meet everyday food words
Build a small, source-verified written foundation for food, drinks, meals, kitchen essentials, and one courteous water request.
Use practice mode to review words from the lessons you are studying. The phrasebook labels each entry with its lesson so you can return to it in context instead of memorizing a disconnected list.
