🧭 How StudyAZ works

Who it is for

• Beginners: not sure where to start? The placement test shows you the right Step.
• People returning to a language: pick up where you left off instead of starting from zero.
• People preparing for an exam: the Steps follow levels A1–C1, with the grammar of each level.

What makes StudyAZ different

• Everything is explained in your own language, not through a third language.
• Every grammar topic lists the typical mistakes made by speakers of your language.
• A word you get wrong comes back a few questions later and again in review, until you know it.
• 10 clear Steps from A1 to C1, each with its own words, verbs and grammar.
• Short sessions: about 10 minutes a day is enough to make progress.

Step by step

• Choose your language and the language you want to learn.
• Take the placement test (a few minutes) or start at Step 1.
• Practise a few minutes every day: words, exercises, grammar, dialogues.
• Pass the Step exam and move on; you can see your progress under Progress.

Frequently asked questions · Is it free?

Yes. Lessons, exercises and grammar are free.

Do I need an account?

Not to get started. With an account (for example via Google) your progress stays saved on any device.

Which languages can I learn?

Languages to learn: Romanian, English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Russian. The site and its explanations are available in: Romanian, English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Russian.

What level do I start at?

The placement test takes a few minutes and sends you to the right Step. You can also start straight at Step 1.

How much time do I need each day?

About 10 minutes a day is enough. Regular practice matters more than long sessions.

Are the diplomas official?

No. StudyAZ diplomas show your progress on the site, but they are not official language certificates.

What happens to my data?

Your data is processed under the GDPR, only to run the site. The details are in Privacy.