LinguAi
Speak languages confidently with an interactive AI tutor
LinguAi launched on June 8, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Overcome the fear of speaking a new language. LinguAi is an AI-powered conversational platform designed to help you practice real-world scenarios without any pressure or judgment. Driven by Comprehensible Input and Spaced Repetition, our interactive AI tutors adapt to your pace in bitesize, 2-minute daily speaking sessions. Stop clicking vocabulary cards start speaking confidently from day one!
LinguAi: KI-Sprachschule für Deutsch. BAMF-, Goethe- und telc-Prüfungsvorbereitung. Kostenlos starten, kein Grammatikbuch.
Nicht weil dir die Wörter fehlen. Sondern weil noch kein Gesprächspartner geduldig genug war, sie mit dir zu üben. Keine langen Einführungen. Kein Lernen ohne Rückmeldung. Du sprichst von der ersten Minute an und bekommst sofort Feedback. Wähle deinen Dialekt und deine Lehrerin: Hochdeutsch für die Prüfung oder regional für den Alltag. Jederzeit änderbar. Führe echte Gespräche über die Themen die du brauchst: Arzt, Behörden, Arbeit, Alltag. Mit Echtzeit-Feedback nach jedem Satz. Übe gezielt die Sprechprüfung für BAMF, Goethe oder telc mit simulierten Prüfungsgesprächen und KI-Bewertung. Vier Lehrerinnen, vier Persönlichkeiten. Jede spricht den Dialekt ihrer Heimatstadt authentisch und…from linguaai-one.vercel.app
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