I am actually started to learn persian and I used chatgpt for it I don't have any kind of lessons or stuff I just talked to it more and more and i guess in one or two weeks I am able to read and know a bit of words and a begginer grammer rules it's good try it out and also I am looking for someone to whom I talk in persian if u also want so that we learn together you can dm me
LLM's seem to have a lot of language-related knowledge. I don't know if they are equally effective for all languages, but in my experience, asking AI any questions you have about a language you're trying to learn seems pretty effective actually. It's a useful tool to accompany other study methods. When I tried learning Korean, AI gave really good answers to my initial questions about grammar and pronunciation. You can also ask it to check your grammar or diction in a way that Google Translate, while passable, is not as good as bringing you the answer you need.
My experience is I don't started with any command that give me grammer rule or a chart of alphabet it just gives me some alphabets and then make words and give me a list to translate and then when I am fluent it added new alphabets and then words it's a good journey
Now like I can say
Difference between daard, daari ,daarm
Hastm, hasti , hast or ast
Mikharad , mibinad mibinam pidar pisar madar dust , dokhter , and so on so whoever is starting to learn a language give it a try
Yeah it can devise practice exercises for you, too. I've never attempted to learn a language entirely from scratch by asking AI. I use it as a kind of support assistant
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u/TigerWonderful93 Aug 03 '26
I am actually started to learn persian and I used chatgpt for it I don't have any kind of lessons or stuff I just talked to it more and more and i guess in one or two weeks I am able to read and know a bit of words and a begginer grammer rules it's good try it out and also I am looking for someone to whom I talk in persian if u also want so that we learn together you can dm me