Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
Amos: A Language You Can Walk Around In
An in-development language-learning experience built around walking through a city, handling everyday encounters, and gradually speaking more confidently.
- For
- Expats and students learning Czech through everyday situations
- Worth noticing
- Its planned lessons introduce grammar only after learners encounter a form repeatedly in context.
Field notes
The planned curriculum uses recurring encounters instead of isolated vocabulary drills: a phrase can return across different streets, speakers, and situations until it becomes usable speech. The homepage names sample map elements such as Potraviny, Café Slavia, a tram stop, and a gallery, and frames Czech for English speakers as the starting pairing. A notification form also asks visitors which language they want to learn and which language they already speak.
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