Writing practice by language

• 🇯🇵Japanese writing practiceParticles, transitive pairs, and keeping one politeness level for a whole paragraph. The parts of Japanese that only break when you write.Read the guide →
• 🇪🇸Spanish writing practiceSer or estar, preterite or imperfect, indicative or subjunctive: the choices you can dodge while reading, and cannot while writing.Read the guide →
• 🇩🇪German writing practiceCases, adjective endings and verb-final clauses only break down when you write. Get each sentence corrected and drill the endings that keep slipping.Read the guide →
• 🇫🇷French writing practiceÊtre or avoir, imparfait or passé composé, and the participle endings you cannot hear. Writing is where French grammar stops being optional.Read the guide →
• 🇰🇷Korean writing practiceParticles, 해요체 vs 합니다체, and 띄어쓰기. The parts of Korean that a reader notices instantly and a textbook never drills.Read the guide →
• 🇨🇳Chinese writing practiceMeasure words, the many jobs of 了, and where time and place go in a sentence. Written practice with a correction on every line.Read the guide →
• 🇮🇹Italian writing practiceEssere or avere, indicativo or congiuntivo, and the prepositions that fuse with their article. Get each one corrected as you write.Read the guide →
• 🇵🇹Portuguese writing practiceGostar de, contractions like na and à, and a present perfect that does not mean what you think. Written practice with correction on every line.Read the guide →

Every plan covers all 33 languages, including the ones without a page of their own yet: Russian, Arabic, English, Hindi, Dutch, Turkish, Polish, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Czech, Romanian, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Hebrew, Persian, Bengali, Klingon, High Valyrian, Sindarin. The practice works the same way in each — you write, every sentence is corrected, and your own mistakes come back as drills.