
Use AI as a conversation partner, storyteller, quiz master, writing teacher and coach, at your level.
Chatbots help; recall, spacing, the right level and good feedback help most.
Tell the AI who you are, your level, goal, time and interests, and it plans with you.
Who you are, the role, the rules and the format: four parts, and you have a tutor made for you.
Keep a list of the words you know and give it to the AI: it then writes at exactly your level.
Give the AI your word list and your interests, and get stories that stretch you just a little.
After every text, three minutes of questions turn reading into remembering.
Turn real texts into versions you can read, then climb back up to the original.
A photo of a menu, a sign or a label becomes a vocabulary, culture and speaking lesson.
AI writes a script about your situation, a voice reads it, and you shadow it.
Recall, don't reread: ask your AI to quiz you, and come back a few days later.
The AI makes the cards, a spaced-repetition app schedules them, you do the recalling.
For the words that won't stay, give them a vivid, silly picture.
One grammar problem, five sentences, one at a time, with feedback.
Explain a topic to an AI playing a confused student; its questions show you what to learn next.
Choose a scene, give your partner a role, and start talking.
Hints when you want to grow, recasts when you want to flow, a summary when you just want to talk.
Before a conversation that matters: what you'll hear, a rehearsal, and feedback.
Talk to Claude and hear it talk back; then review the transcript for your mistakes.
Let the AI be your game master; a good game hides a lot of practice.
A few sentences a day, feedback that makes you think, and your own corrections.
Hints when you're learning, answers when you're in a hurry, a comparison at the end.
Ask how you sound, not only whether you're right.
Write it yourself, improve it with the AI, keep the phrases.
Ask about idioms and culture with curiosity, and invite the AI to say when it isn't sure.
One reusable prompt, twenty minutes, every day: each session feeds the next.
A theme per week, a focus per day, a prompt per session.
Eight habits that make an AI assistant a world-class language tutor.
Your interests, a real goal, small daily steps, play and kindness.
Regular, honest feedback on your level turns "am I getting better?" into a plan.
Same techniques, any language: tell it the language, the level and what you find hardest.
Use what you already know: ask for the bridges between languages, and the traps.
Phrases you can say, sounds you can hear, and a tutor who cheers you on.
At advanced levels, ask for a challenge: arguments that push you, words that lift your style.
A little every day, about things you love, with a partner who never gets tired.
Imagine a language partner who's always available, never tired of your questions, never embarrassed by your mistakes, and happy to talk about football, cooking or whatever you love, at exactly your level. That's what an AI assistant can be. This course shows you how to use it that way, for any language, at any level.
You don't need any technical knowledge. If you can type a message on your phone, you can do everything in this course.
What you'll learn to do with AI:
Read at your level: stories written just for you using your own word list, news rewritten for your level, and photos of menus and signs turned into lessons.
Remember more: quizzes after every text, flashcards made in seconds, funny memory hooks, and grammar practice on exactly what you find hard.
Speak with confidence: role-plays at the market, rehearsals of real phone calls, voice conversations, adventure games and debates.
Write better: a daily diary with feedback that makes you think, real emails, false friends and idioms explained.
Build a system: a reusable 20-minute daily session, a weekly plan, motivation tips and honest progress checks.
Any language, any level: examples in Spanish, German, French and Portuguese, for absolute beginners and advanced learners.
Based on research. Every technique is built on what studies show about learning languages: testing yourself beats rereading, spacing your reviews, reading texts where you know almost every word, and feedback that makes you correct yourself. Recent reviews of dozens of studies also found that practising with chatbots helps learners. The AI makes all of this easy to do every day.
Real conversations. You follow one learner, Sam, preparing for a trip to Valencia, through 28 real conversations with Claude, shown exactly as they came back. You'll see what works brilliantly, like a story written so precisely for Sam that 97.6% of the words were already familiar, and the handful of small things worth double-checking.
All the prompts from the course are included as a download, ready to copy into the AI assistant you use, plus Sam's word list, the practice texts and audio for shadowing.
About 1 hour 35 minutes in 35 short lectures, each with a recap. Recorded October 2026.