Clear answers before your first lesson.

No. It is a scroll-driven mixed learning feed. Models can help create and evaluate language content, while explicit rules own content eligibility, learner-state transitions, review scheduling, and fallbacks.

Yes. Enter a topic and level to request a vocabulary set and illustrated stories, or reuse a matching lesson. Generated content goes through validation and may require curriculum review before publication.

No. You can request a topic lesson, start with essentials, type words, paste source text, import an Anki .apkg deck, or build a list from a captioned YouTube video.

A placement check can give you credit for familiar vocabulary before your feed begins. Your active goal then focuses the next words and reviews.

The mixed feed can introduce a word with an image, show an example sentence, place target words inside an illustrated story, surface contextual grammar, and ask for recall. Any due reviews take priority over new material.

Yes, in context. Grammar notes and practice explain patterns from the current material, but grammar evidence does not block story completion or vocabulary-goal progress.

You can tap, hover, or focus words inside an interactive sentence for help. The interface avoids permanently displaying a full direct sentence translation, so the scene and target language keep doing the work.

After practice, a scheduler estimates when the word should return. Stronger recall generally allows a longer interval; difficulty brings the word back sooner. Due reviews are prioritized in the feed.

No. Mastery belongs to the vocabulary item, so knowledge carries across overlapping lists and stories. One word-list goal can be active per user and learning language.

It is a vocabulary-first prototype, not a replacement for conversation, extensive listening and reading, or instruction from a skilled teacher. Its strength is turning specific interests into understandable, memorable encounters with useful words.

Parrot Passport has catalog support for English, Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, Latin American and Castilian Spanish, Modern Standard Arabic, French, Portuguese, Russian, Indonesian, Urdu, German, Japanese, Marathi, Vietnamese, Turkish, Greek, and Farsi. The language picker shows the languages whose learning content is currently ready.

Yes. You can preview the four-step sample lesson or continue as a guest. Guest progress stays on the current device until you create an account.

No credit card is required to begin the current experience.