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Based on my previous learning and all my previous mistakes, the AI should suggest what and how to do and learn next. And it should provide such exercises directly for a learning time of 30 minutes or an hour.

hi I speak 7 languages and in my experience the most efficient way to learn is to first understand the following basics which you could add in. the sentence structure - e.g. some languages use subject - verb - noun others use subject - noun - verb. it is important to learn this at the start. how is a sentence structured and how is a question structuredthe next important thing is to learn the subjects and the key verbs e.g. how do you say I, you, he/she/it, we, they etc and the key verb conjugations in the present tense e.g. I am, you are, he/she/it is, we are etc. they key verbs would be TO BE, TO DO, TO GOthird I would show key words such as AND, WHERE, WHY, TO, FROM etcFinally I would suggest that for beginners the AI replies in both the learning language characters and in latin characters Many Thanks

Is it possible to get an idea of the level that one person is currently at when downloading the feedback?

Sometimes pronunciation is not good, or I want to practice suggested (more natural phrase), but I cannot, as the dialogue moves forward. If there is a button to retry - it will give more room for improvement.

Feature requested: When ending an AI chat or selecting feedback, provide the total time spent in that chat.Provide cumulative time results by day, week, month, and all-time. You can use a calendar graphic or simple table to display results--or any other useful UI. Perhaps you could at a "Progress" link to the main menu. Provide the option to set daily, weekly, or monthly conversation time goals and have the site display progress toward those goals.

I would like to be able to say anything I want without getting into a conversation. I'd like the AI to repeat and correct what I say without asking me a question to move the conversation forward. Ideally rate my pronunciation. I can then use repetition of the same or modified sentence to improve. I read a blog on Duolingo that said to learn to think in a language start by saying the first things that come into your head (it doesn't have to make sense) and over time put related words together and then eventually form sentences. Repeat as often as necessary for your brain to understand the words without translation.

Is it possible to make the streak optional? There has been a few times when the system glitched, and it removed my streak. Even now, it says I have a one day streak; however, my history shows that I have talked several days in a row. The streak can be a little discouraging. It would be nice to have the option to not have it displayed.

I think it would be great if the AI can access all of a user's chat history. In this way the AI can provide better conversation and can simulate better to be a real tutor. This feature can also be available only in premium accounts, I think it's worth it.

Would be super helpful for people who still need to work on developing more vocabulary. Langu is by far the best ai tutor I have found but unfortunately lacks this feature.

Short and sweet. I want a pro family plan or a couples plan for me and my wife under one bill.

It would be awesome if we got analytics on our learning process, such as what level we are at, where there has been improvement, how much time per day, % of things we get right. I know we get the chat feedback but actual numbers and graphs would be great.

Add scenarios like shopping in a bakery, supermarket, and clothes store, visiting a pharmacy, etc. Include completing purchase, managing payment and receipts etc.

It would be helpful if the speed of the AI speaker could be adjusted so that it is not just Slow, Normal or Fast but points in between them.

Maybe some kind of dashboard so you can see how you are improving and you can see what you´ve been working on? Also, some kind of reward system, where you can earn badges. It seems people like to earn points or badges even though in real life they're pintless. Not essential, just an idea :-)

Images would be useful for visual learners