1
Nothing is tested before it's taught
Every new word gets its own card first — photo, audio, pronunciation written the way an
English speaker reads it. Only then does it become a question, and it starts as a
three-way choice before it ever asks you to produce it cold.
2
Patterns, not just phrases
Learn Di mana ___? plus thirty place words and you can ask thirty questions nobody
taught you. Memorised phrases run out the moment the conversation moves. Patterns don't.
There are 201 sentences sitting in the patterns alone.
3
Forgetting is scheduled for
Get something wrong and it comes back later in the same lesson, then tomorrow, then in
four days. Get it right and it backs off. No lives, no lockouts — being wrong is the
part where the learning happens.