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New year, new language (enrollment closes on Saturday)
Hi!
I released a Learn a Language with AI masterclass a few days ago, and it’s the best course I’ve ever put out
It’s about how to actually become fluent in a language with AI. Not just prompting.
A real system.
This is the best opportunity we’ve ever had as language learners. But most people are still just copying and pasting prompts into ChatGPT.
2025 was the year AI became good enough to learn a language faster
2026 is the year you actually use it
Learn a New Language with AI [Masterclass]
Why trust my system?
Modesty aside, I’ve been actively learning languages for the past 10 years (I’m fluent in 4). I’ve been involved in AI way before ChatGPT was released (I worked as a data scientist and programmer)
I truly believe that AI is the future of language learning.
2026 is the year AI is (finally) being useful for language learning. You can now get serious, professional language feedback, AI systems that are aligned with your language goals and program, and practice that actually makes you fluent.
Not the surface-level content you find online
After years of working in this space, almost no one is doing what I’m doing. They’re not teaching this
Truth is, most language educators (teachers, YouTubers, bloggers) are new to AI, and most AI experts don’t care about learning a second language
This course bridges that gap. My system is at the intersection of these two areas
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Here are several commands I’ve programmed for my Spanish learning project
• cms / CMS (correct my Spanish)
Correct the preceding Spanish word/phrase for grammar, word choice, and naturalness. If meaning is unclear, ask a clarifying question. Then provide:
1. corrected version, and
2. optional improved alternatives (with register notes if relevant).
• trs
Provide a simple translation (Spanish ↔ English depending on context). Include helpful grammatical forms where relevant: articles, gender/number, adjective forms, verb infinitive + key conjugation notes if useful.
• eni (en inglés)
Explain the meaning in English: definition + typical usage, relevant grammar/collocations, and brief etymology/origin if known.
• etim
Give the etymology of the preceding word/phrase (typically in English unless you ask otherwise): origin language(s), morphological breakdown (roots/prefixes/suffixes), historical sense development, and any cognates/related forms that help learning.
• tutor mode
Turn on continuous correction: when you write Spanish, I correct grammar/naturalness as we go (beyond just the “cms” trigger).
• Turn off tutor mode
Disable that continuous correction behavior.
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I also use “vs.” a lot
Eg
claro que si vs. por supuesto vs. de nada vs. para servir
ChatGPT answer:
Excelente 👌 — estas cuatro expresiones son muy comunes en español, pero cada una se usa en contextos distintos. Vamos a verlas una por una con significado, uso, registro y traducción 👇
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🟩 1️⃣ Claro que sí
Significado: “Of course!” / “Sure!”
Se usa para afirmar con entusiasmo o seguridad.
• Es coloquial y amigable.
• Literalmente: “Claro (que) sí” = “Clearly yes.”
Ejemplos:
• —¿Quieres seguir practicando?
—¡Claro que sí! → Of course I do!
• —¿Puedes ayudarme mañana?
—Claro que sí, cuenta conmigo.
👉 Tono: cálido, directo, positivo.
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🟦 2️⃣ Por supuesto
Significado: “Of course / certainly.”
Se usa también para afirmar, pero con un tono más neutral o educado que claro que sí.
…. Etc.