Choose your language journey
Open the lessons, practice and level tests that have passed EkGuru's publication checks. Complete courses are labelled A1–C2; partial courses show only the levels that are actually available. Research-only languages are not listed here. Progress stays on your own device.
New: All courses are now at /learn/ — one hub for every language, topic guides and practice tools.
18 published languages10 complete A1–C28 partial828 lessons920 test items
How published course content is checked
Each available level has authored lessons and a level test; missing levels stay unpublished.
Start with the script
A1 opens with the alphabet and counting — each letter with its sound, its romanisation and stroke order to copy.
Say it from lesson one
Vocabulary and dialogue carry a romanisation on every line, so a total beginner can speak before they can read.
Then prove it
Five or more practice types per lesson, a worksheet, and a ten-item level test before the next level opens.
Collection I — first release
Collection II — second release
The published A1 → C2 ladder
Complete courses publish all six levels. Partial courses stop at their last authored and tested level; later levels stay unavailable until they pass the same checks.
A1 · Beginner
Alphabet, sounds, numbers and 200 core words — the level where you stop being a stranger to the language.
A2 · Elementary
Everyday sentences: family, food, shopping, travel, and the present and past tenses that carry them.
B1 · Intermediate
Real conversation. Opinions, plans, complaints and stories — with listening practice at natural speed.
B2 · Upper intermediate
Longer texts, subordinate clauses and register. You read a news paragraph and summarise it in your own words.
C1 · Advanced
Nuance: idioms, implied meaning, argument and style. Idiom interpretation and discourse ordering start here.
C2 · Mastery
Mastery work — paraphrase, guided composition and style rewriting, measured against the level test.
Pick by purpose, not just by name
Whatever brought you here, there is a route that starts today.
Find my level
Five questions, then a starting point — so you are not re-reading A1 when you already speak.
Take the placementPractice labs
Drills for the parts that need repetition: script, numbers, postpositions, verb endings.
Open the labsWorksheets
Printable sheets and charts to take away from the screen — alphabet charts, grammar tables, word lists.
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