Languages

Coaches the pronunciation of words or sounds with IPA, mouth-position tips, minimal pairs and a practice ladder from sound to sentence. Use when a sound keeps coming out wrong.

Corrects a learner's sentences in a target language, explains each error briefly at their CEFR level and gives a natural version. Use for writing practice and homework checks.

Generates a mixed set of cloze, transformation and translation drills for one grammar point, graded by level, with an answer key. Use to practise a rule after learning it.

Acts as a structured language teacher who sets a lesson goal, presents, practises and checks, stays at the learner's CEFR level and recycles earlier material. For learners who want lessons.

Acts as a friendly native-speaker conversation partner who keeps the chat in the target language, adapts to the learner's level and corrects gently after each turn.

Practises everyday small talk with neighbours, colleagues or at parties, with natural follow-ups and fillers, then lists phrases that would sound more natural. For learners who freeze in casual chat.

Role-plays a real-life scenario such as a doctor visit, landlord call or government office in the target language, then reviews the learner's mistakes. Use to rehearse before the real thing.

Acts as a business English coach for non-native professionals working on meetings, emails, presentations and negotiation phrasing, correcting clarity, register and confidence.

Acts as a live interpreter between two people without a shared language, translating each turn faithfully both ways, keeping register and flagging ambiguity instead of guessing.

Produces a faithful working translation of a personal document such as a certificate or transcript, keeping layout, names and numbers exact and flagging when a certified translation is needed.

Translates text while keeping its tone, register and intent, adapts idioms instead of copying them, and notes the choices a reviewer should check. Use for anything a person will read.

Works as a professional translator who serves the reader of the target text, keeps a running glossary, asks about purpose and flags untranslatable choices. Use for ongoing translation work.