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One-to-one lessons on a shared page, where every correction becomes a flashcard you keep.

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From a lesson in French

Je veux que tu viensviennes ce soir.

vouloir que is followed by the subjunctive: que tu viennes.Your tutor

On your own, nobody catches the slip.

Apps are good at drilling words. They can’t hear what you meant to say, and they can’t tell you why it came out wrong.

A tutor can. Then the call ends, the correction goes with it, and a week later you make the same mistake in the same place.

Tutable keeps the lesson after it ends. What your tutor fixes, you keep.

SoyEstoy nervioso antes de los exámenes.

Estar, not ser: it’s how you feel right now.

From a lesson in Spanish
The Tutable live classroom: a shared whiteboard explaining French subjunctive and indicative, a sentence-assembly exercise, and small video tiles of the tutor and learner.
The live classroom. The tutor’s board, a sentence the learner is building, and the two of you, on one page.

One page for two people, and it’s meant to be fun.

You and your tutor work on the same canvas, live. Drag words into a sentence, look something up together, race each other at Speed Match.

When something doesn’t land, your tutor pauses the game, explains it on the board, and you pick up right where you left off.

Ich habebin gestern ins Kino gegangen.

Gehen takes sein in the perfect tense.

From a lesson in German

Every correction on this page went somewhere.

Nothing you get wrong is wasted.

Every correction your tutor makes becomes a flashcard in your deck, and comes back until it sticks.

日本でに住んでいます。

I live in Japan.

住む takes に: the place you live, not the place something happens.

  1. Tomorrow
  2. In 6 days
  3. In 15 days
  4. In 38 days

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  1. Pick your language

    Browse the tutors who teach it. Sort them by rating, by lessons taught, or by price.

  2. Choose a bundle

    Read their profile, see their next openings, and buy a bundle of lessons.

  3. Book your times

    Book the slots that suit you, then meet in the classroom. Your deck starts with the first lesson.