Lessons

One pattern per lesson, fifteen-ish phrases you can actually use. Work through them in order; every lesson ends with a flashcard deck built from its own phrases.

stage 1 · Say something today

01Hello, and how are you?The six things you can actually say to a person before you know any grammar.15 practice →
02I, you, we — the nine people wordsNine pronouns, and the one sentence shape that uses them: X vidyaarthi = X is a student.17 practice →

stage 2 · Name and describe

03The family tree, with its two sidesThirty family words, split the way Kannada splits them: mother's side and father's side are different words, and elder/younger is built into the noun.31 practice →
04Colours, and the animals you will actually nameNine colours and thirteen animals — the first words that let you describe something instead of just greeting someone.23 practice →

stage 3 · Present tense

08aagu — to become, and the future that hides in itKannada has three be-words: iru, aagu and aagiru. This lesson takes aagu, because it is the one that carries 'will be' and 'becomes'.12 practice →

Later stages are being written. The content lives insrc/content/phrases/*.json — one record per phrase, and every surface (lesson, deck, audio) is generated from it.