Build sentences
Start with the meaning in English, then construct the sentence one piece at a time. You produce the language instead of just tapping a translation.
For English speakers
You can recognise the sentence.
You still can't say it.
LangKraft starts from English. You build each sentence yourself, one piece at a time, then meet it again before you forget.
5,160
Practice sentences
252
Grammar points
4
Live languages
A0 → B2
CEFR path
Try it yourself
See how a sentence comes together.
Work through a real sample lesson. Try building the sentence yourself, then reveal the answer and see how its pieces fit together.
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You've built your first sentences.
Keep going with the Irish A2 course and build on what you've just learned.
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Start with a language that interests you. Each course follows a clear progression, with carefully structured sentences and reviews that help the learning stick.
The LangKraft method
Learn the pattern.
Build the sentence. Remember it.
Understand grammar patterns
Each sentence practises a focused grammar pattern. See how the pieces fit together, then recognise the same structure in new sentences.
Remember with spaced repetition
Sentences return at carefully timed intervals, just as you need to practise them. Each review strengthens recall and helps the patterns stick.
A different way to learn
Less tapping.
More understanding.
Most language apps test whether you recognise the right answer. LangKraft helps you build the answer yourself.
The usual approach
Recognise and repeat
- Tap the correct option
- Memorise complete phrases
- Jump between unrelated topics
- Forget soon after the lesson
The LangKraft approach
Build and remember
- Produce each piece before revealing it
- Understand how the sentence fits together
- Follow a structured CEFR path
- Review at the moment it matters
From learners
People building
one sentence at a time.
“I highly recommend this app. I have found that the way you become aware of structures & patterns, in the Irish language, sentence by sentence very helpful. I find the phonetic spelling very useful and the recently added audio makes it even better.”
“As a beginner in Irish I've found this app easy to use and great for building my vocabulary and grammar. Would definitely recommend for other beginners to get a firm foundation. Go raibh maith agat!”
“This app is brilliant! I really like the way it helps build up sentences bit by bit. This is often a skill that is missing from other learning programs. In such a short space of time it has helped my confidence to actually communicate in Irish rather than just memorise words and grammar rules”
A few things you might be wondering
Make language learning
feel achievable.
“I forget everything I learn”
Spaced repetition brings each pattern back at the right time, before it fades.
“I can recognise words but can't speak”
You produce each piece yourself before revealing the answer.
“I don't know where to start”
A clear CEFR path takes you from the first building blocks through the levels.
“Phrasebooks don't help me form sentences”
You learn how sentences fit together, not just how to repeat a fixed phrase.
Inside a LangKraft course
A clear path.
Built one lesson at a time.
Each level brings together focused grammar topics and real sentences to practise. You can see what is covered before choosing where to begin.
German
Published course content
A1530 sentences
Saying who or how someone is (ich bin / du bist)Saying what you have (ich habe)Pointing to a known thing (der / die / das)Mentioning something new (ein / eine)+22 more
A2540 sentences
Talking about what you've done (ich habe gelesen)Talking about where you went (ich bin gegangen)Everyday past forms (gemacht, gegangen, gesehen…)Saying how you were or what you had to do (ich war / ich musste)+23 more
B1440 sentences
Saying you'll do it even thoughSaying so that something happens (purpose)Saying why you're doing it (purpose)Saying without doing it, or instead+18 more
Irish
Published course content
B1520 sentences
Saying what someone was (Ba mhúinteoir é)Saying which person or which thing (a + lenition)Reporting what someone said (go / nach)Thinking and deciding (ceapaim, creidim, molaim…)+22 more
A2610 sentences
Saying where you were (Bhí / Ní raibh / An raibh)Talking about what you did (Ghlan mé…)Talking about going, doing, and seeing (chuaigh / rinne / chonaic)Saying where you will be (Beidh)+26 more
A0400 sentences
á sounds like aw (tá)é sounds like ay (mé)í sounds like ee (sí)ó sounds like oh (bó)+16 more
Mandarin
Published course content
A1440 sentences
Pronouns, 們, and 是Yes/no with 嗎Possessive 的這 / 那 / 這兒 / 那兒+17 more
Russian
Published course content
A1470 sentences
Saying who or what something is (Я студент)Saying whether a thing is he, she, or it (он / она / оно)Describing how something is (дом большой)Saying who something belongs to (мой / твой / наш)+19 more
A0660 sentences
а sounds like ah (мама)к sounds like k (кот)м sounds like m (мама)о sounds like o (дом)+29 more
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Your first sentence
is closer than you think.
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