Alternatives to Nihongo Go

A minimal Korean vocabulary bot: it sends Korean words with English translations and can translate short text messages, useful as a lightweight daily-word companion rather than a full course.

An open-source flashcard bot for Chinese: build your own word deck (or import ready-made HSK 1–6 lists), drill pronunciation, translation and writing, and get pinyin tones highlighted by color.

A structured German vocabulary trainer from Denis Listvin's German school: pick a topic, drill words with five exercise formats — from dictionary lookups to der/die/das gender practice — and track what you've learned, all inside Telegram.

An AI Spanish-speaking tutor built into Telegram voice chat: talk, get real-time corrections and explanations, and practice conversation instead of drilling isolated words.

An AI-powered German tutor that runs entirely through Telegram voice messages: you speak, it corrects your German and replies, so lessons feel like real conversation practice rather than flashcards.

A spaced-repetition vocabulary bot that makes you actively translate whole sentences rather than just recognize flashcards, with voice playback for pronunciation — useful for English and several other languages.

A free AI conversation-practice bot covering English, German, Serbian and French: it sends audio and text you respond to by voice or text, then gives feedback, while the whole thing is still in its free testing phase.

An open-source Turkish practice bot: translate words between Turkish, Russian and English, get a word of the day, and see morphological breakdowns of the words you're learning.

A community-matching bot for language learners: message it to find conversation partners and practice groups for whatever language you're studying, rather than working through fixed exercises.