How one learner finally stuck with Spanish — by having Claude teach it his way
Morihando · reddit · 2026-10-06
A Reddit user who failed with books, classes, and language apps shares how Claude (Sonnet 5.5 high) finally got him learning Spanish: no fixed curriculum, just on-demand prompts — ask for meanings, example sentences, most-used terms, regional differences across Latin American countries, then have Claude write short stories using known words plus 5 new ones and offer encouragement. He says it works because it follows his needs instead of a cookie-cutter approach, and it's great at organizing vocabulary.
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