Tutor explains the part that stopped you.
- Meaning and hidden context
- Personal explanations
- Pronunciation practice
- Real-life variations
The LLH system / 01-06
Features
Not a pile of tools.
One learning loop.
Every part of LLH has one job: help something move from a question in your head to language you can use with another person.
Follow one phrase ↓One phrase, moving
“I’ll play it
by ear.”
LLH Tutor / explanation
It means you will decide what to do as the situation develops, rather than making a fixed plan now.
tone: relaxed · flexible · everyday
What is connected
Two products.
One memory.
Speak gives you a reason to risk using it.
- Matched language partners
- Voice notes and prompts
- Human corrections
- Real conversation history
Your learning history connects both sides.
Saved phrases can become practice prompts. Corrections can return to Tutor for explanation. Useful language stays attached to where you encountered it.
The usual arrangement
Five useful tools.
None of them remember together.
- 01Lesson app
You meet the phrase.
- 02AI chat
You explain the question again.
- 03Pronunciation app
You search for the same words.
- 04Flashcards
You copy the phrase by hand.
- 05Language exchange
The context never arrives.
Every handoff asks the learner to start again.
The LLH recordOne phrase keeps its history.
- Understand
- Practise
- Speak
- Remember
Start anywhere in the loop.