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Most language learning apps teach you the language
We’re building something that helps you understand how people actually speak in real life.
LLH Tutor explains:
1. confusing phrases
2. slang
3. workplace English
4. accents
5. cultural meaning
6. screenshots
7. voice notes
8. messages you don’t fully understand
Not textbook English.
Real English.
The goal isn’t streaks.
It’s helping people feel less lost in conversations, meetings, messages, videos, and everyday life.
Still early.
Still building.
But this is the direction.
Now in beta, see the comments for more
These are just 4 of the features that we offer via the LLH Tutor.
So, you might be thinking, why are people still using actual tutors?
If you want to get a tutor lesson at midnight on a Wednesday, you do that!
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As always, we're working tirelessly to improve the quality of our articles, educational emails, and our products.
So, with that being said, here are 4 things that we've added to LLH Tutor to help you improve your English:
4. Progress tracking & spaced repetition review
Your tutor builds a personal library of phrases and grammar points from your sessions.
The review queue surfaces them at the right time so you actually remember what you've learned, not just read it once.
tomorrow's newsletter is about a german word english really needs
it means: making something worse while trying to fix it
you've 100% done this already this week
look in the comments if you want to know more about this 👇
Russian greetings are clear, direct, and situational.
Choosing the right word matters more than sounding friendly, and using polite forms correctly signals respect immediately.
Here are some you can use:
→ Здравствуйте: Hello (polite and safe with strangers, staff, and older people)
→ Привет: Hi (informal; use once rapport is established)
→ До свидания: Goodbye (neutral and polite)
→ Пока: Bye (casual and friendly)
→ Спасибо: Thank you (used often, without extra phrases)
→ Пожалуйста: Please / You’re welcome (one word, two essential functions)
You don’t need fluent Russian to travel confidently in 2026, but you do need the right Russian travel phrases.
A handful of well-chosen Russian expressions can be the difference between confusion and smooth travel, indifference and genuine help.
Here are the ones which we think you need to learn:
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Currently in beta 👀
Would genuinely love feedback from anyone who has thought the following:
“I understand most English… but not this.”
Built to help with real conversations, not textbook examples.
Most language learning apps teach you the language
We’re building something that helps you understand how people actually speak in real life.
LLH Tutor explains:
1. confusing phrases
2. slang
3. workplace English
4. accents
5. cultural meaning
6. screenshots
7. voice notes
8. messages you don’t fully understand
Not textbook English.
Real English.
The goal isn’t streaks.
It’s helping people feel less lost in conversations, meetings, messages, videos, and everyday life.
Still early.
Still building.
But this is the direction.
Now in beta, see the comments for more
Language learning is weird.
You spend months sounding stupid, talking to yourself, and wondering if you’re improving at all.
Then one day, a sentence leaves your mouth without translating first.
And suddenly, your entire world gets bigger.
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