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Learning a new language can be complicated, so why shouldn’t we use all the tools available for language learning, such as artificial intelligence tools? Obviously, you can’t rely solely on AI-based learning apps, but it can be a good complement to online classes with a teacher. Here are 6 AI tools to help you in your language learning journey.

In order to learn a second language or any new foreign language, the most important thing (besides regularity) is to multiply your learning resources. In addition to taking online classes with a teacher, watching movies in the studied language and doing exercises, you could use a language learning app based on artificial intelligence.

6 IA tools for language learning

ELSA Speech Analyzer: This tool provides real-time feedback on your pronunciation, helping you perfect your accent and speech patterns. It uses advanced speech recognition and AI technology to analyze your voice and identify areas for improvement.

SAPERE: Sapere is the first AI-integrated language learning tool, designed for solo or duo use between student and teacher. Based on your professional field, level and goals, the AI designs a personalized lesson plan and exercises. These exercices include the classic "fill in the blank" but also real-life scenarios and role plays.

Andy: Andy is a chatbot that can converse with you in the language you are learning. It uses natural language processing (NLP) technology to understand your messages and respond with appropriate language and grammar. This is a great way to practice conversation skills between two online courses and build fluency.

Duolingo Max: Duolingo just announced two new AI-powered features, “Explain My Answer” and “Roleplay”. Explain My Answer allows users to finally understand their mistakes, whether they were correct or incorrect. Learners can enter a chat with Duo, who provides a simple explanation on why their answer was right or wrong, and offer examples or further clarification. Roleplay enables learners to practice real-world conversation skills with AI-based world characters. Users are guided through different scenarios such as future vacation plans, ordering coffee at a cafe in Paris, or asking a friend to go for a hike. After the interaction, learners receive AI-powered feedback from Duo on the accuracy and complexity of their responses, as well as tips for future conversations.

Babbel: Babbel uses AI to provide personalized feedback and recommendations based on your learning history and preferences. The app provides a variety of language-learning activities, including listening, speaking, reading, and writing exercises, to help you build a well-rounded language skill set.

Chat GPT: This AI tool uses machine learning to help you have natural conversations in the language you are learning. It provides conversation prompts and suggestions based on your interests and learning level, so you can practice your language skills in a realistic context.

Overall, these AI tools offer a variety of language-learning benefits, including personalized feedback, adaptive learning, and practice in real-life contexts. They all incorporate advanced technology to help make language learning more engaging and effective. Although they are not an effective way to learn a language on their own, they are a good way to study between classes.