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Language practice

Choose a language, then practise its grammar, vocabulary, culture or writing.

WORKSPACE

Pick a task before a language tab. Choose the language you want to use, then work on one small task. Reading a script, learning a grammar rule and responding in conversation need different practice.

Before you start: Choose one goal: say a phrase, understand a sentence, or recognize writing. Guided lessons are the explanation-first route; the practice tabs let you drill a skill.

Grammar
Patterns that let words form sentences.
Writing system
The characters or letters used to record a language.

Start here — Need to speak today?: Choose a language and start with Survival. Practise the reply as well as the phrase you say first.

What you should get: You can make one small variation and explain why the form changes. If you cannot, revisit that rule before adding more phrases.

Full steps, example and limits
  1. Need to speak today?

    Choose a language and start with Survival. Practise the reply as well as the phrase you say first.

  2. Need to read?

    Use Writing systems for recognition, Pronunciation for spelling-to-sound rules, and Kanji + Hanzi for character and word study.

  3. Need to build sentences?

    Read a grammar rule, work through its example, then answer without looking. Check Vocabulary and Culture to see how the words are used.

Try this: Choose German. Find a survival exchange and say both parts aloud. Change one noun using the grammar explanation instead of memorizing a second whole sentence.

Know the limit: Track depth varies. A chart is a reference, and recognizing an answer is not the same as producing it in a conversation.

Start with pronunciation
Thai / Script foundations

Thai · core letter recognition

ไทย

All 44 consonant letters, including obsolete ฃ and ฅ. Tone depends on consonant class, syllable type, vowel length and tone mark. Vowels can be written before, after, above or below a consonant; their full combinations are a later unit.

The chart teaches visual letter identification, not English-like alphabet spelling. A consonant letter can have different initial and final values.

recognition cards
44
scope
Letters, not a full sound course
Unicode character chart
Remembered cards · 0 / 44

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This is your own flashcard record, not a proficiency score. Backups contain card IDs for this writing system, not quiz results. Only IDs still present in this chart are restored. Nothing is uploaded or synced between devices.

Signs

44