Language courses with native-speaker corrections on your written and spoken work
Busuu is a language-learning platform offering structured courses across roughly a dozen languages, owned by Chegg. Lessons combine vocabulary, grammar, listening and speaking exercises, and the platform's distinguishing feature is community feedback: you submit a written or spoken answer and native speakers in the community correct it. Official courses follow CEFR levels, and a placement test drops you at the right point. Paid plans add grammar review, offline access and certificates. The correction loop separates it from purely automated rivals, though it depends on other learners being active.
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The community correction feature. Instead of only matching answers automatically, you write or record something and native speakers mark it, which surfaces mistakes a scoring algorithm would miss. The trade-off is that you depend on other users responding.
The free tier opens a slice of each course, including some vocabulary and community features, but most lessons sit behind a subscription. It is enough to test the teaching style before paying, not enough to finish a course.
Yes. Courses start from beginner level and a placement test puts you higher if you already have some grounding. Learners preparing for a specific exam should check that their target language and level are covered.
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