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Users struggle with boring grammar exercises and lack interactive, conversational language learning practices, which lead to less engagement and practical speaking experience.

Learning a new language can be challenging and time-consuming, often limited by the availability of tutors and suitable learning environments. The traditional methods require learners to adapt to specific class schedules, which may not fit into everyone's busy lives. Additionally, the cost of hiring personal tutors or enrolling in language courses can be prohibitive for many. The limited availability of tutors and high costs are significant drawbacks in the traditional language learning process.

Users learning new languages struggle to practice speaking, listening, vocabulary, and grammar in a practical and engaging way.

Personalized learning experience can be lacking, making it difficult for learners to receive feedback and improve effectively.

Users face challenges with traditional language learning methods that are not integrated into daily communication tools, leading to limited personalization and accessibility.

Users face scheduling hassle and expensive sessions with traditional tutoring methods.

Japanese learners traditionally rely on textbooks, apps, or in-person classes for practice, facing passive learning methods with limited real-time speaking opportunities and inability to practice verb conjugations and grammar interactively.

English learners often struggle with practice opportunities, maintaining motivation, and retaining vocabulary, which can hinder linguistic progress and fluency.

Students and learners rely on traditional tutoring methods which face high cost and limited availability of human tutors and lack of personalized, on-demand learning.

Language learners often rely on traditional methods like classroom learning or generic apps, which lack real-time conversation practice and personalized feedback, leading to slower proficiency gains and reduced confidence in speaking.

The current situation is that users are trying to learn new languages using traditional methods such as textbooks and non-interactive software, which can be challenging and less engaging.

Drawbacks include finding interactive ways to practice pronunciation and grammar, engaging with the language daily, and limited feedback on pronunciation and conversational skills.