How Lingua Doctor teaches
A course for people starting from nothing: the writing system first, then everyday situations, with review that follows your own mistakes.
The path
- Pre-A1Available
Foundations
The writing system, numbers, greetings and survival phrases.
- A1Available
Ten units per language
Each unit has a dialogue, listening, reading, speaking drills and vocabulary.
- A2 and B1Planned, not yet available
Not yet
Not released. The app shows them as coming later.
What A1 is about
A1 units are built around everyday situations. Topics include:
Meeting and connecting
Café and shopping
Daily life in the city
Time and routine
Directions in town
Health and the body
Last weekend
Family and plans
Inside a lesson
Every lesson teaches first, checks second and explains the answer in your own language. You are never asked to guess at something you have not been shown.
Review that follows your mistakes
Progress is not a streak. The app records which CEFR objective each mistake belongs to and brings that objective back when you are due to see it again. Finishing a lesson does not mark you as having mastered it; repeated evidence across days does.
Speaking practice
Type or talk. Live voice conversation runs as a real-time call with an AI partner, and typed practice works everywhere. For pronunciation and dictation practice your device turns your speech into text and only the text is sent to our server. All voices are AI-generated and labelled as such.
In your language
The app is available in English, Arabic, Turkish and German, with proper right-to-left Arabic. Explanations follow the language you choose.
What it does not do
- Level exams estimate your level against the CEFR descriptors. They are not an accredited certificate.
- Pronunciation feedback compares the words your device heard with the target phrase. It does not analyse your accent or intonation.
- Every voice in the app is AI-generated and labelled as such.
- AI answers can be wrong. Treat them as practice, not as authority.