How to Use AI as a Language Learner
If you're an A2+ language learner who wants to try using AI in your target language, you're probably wondering:
What if I make a mistake? How would I even know?
To solve this problem, I created a universal prompt that you can add to ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude. With it, the assistant doesn't just help you — it also evaluates and corrects your grammar.
Ihre Grammatik
- „Ich bin gestern ins Kino gegangen.“ – gehen bildet das Perfekt mit sein, nicht mit haben.
- „Welchen Film soll ich heute sehen?“ – Film ist hier das Akkusativobjekt, deshalb welchen.
Die eigentliche Antwort
Wenn Sie Lust auf etwas Leichtes haben, empfehle ich „Good Bye, Lenin!“ – eine warmherzige Komödie über die Wendezeit in Berlin.
Set it up in 3 steps
Takes about a minute. You only need to do it once.
Copy the prompt
PromptPaste it into your AI assistant's settings
- Open Personalization settings.
- Paste the prompt into Custom instructions and save.
Opens Personalization right inside the ChatGPT app. No app? It opens in your browser instead.
- Open Personal context and turn on Your instructions for Gemini.
- Tap + Add, paste the prompt and save.
The Gemini app doesn't support links to this page, so it opens in your browser. Instructions are saved to your Google account and apply in the Gemini app too.
- Open your Claude profile settings.
- Paste the prompt into Instructions for Claude and save.
- Open the Claude app and go to Settings → Profile.
- Paste the prompt into Instructions for Claude and save.
Prefer the browser? Open Claude profile settings on the web.
Open ChatGPT Personalization
Open Gemini personal context
Open Claude profileNot gonna lie, it will be a bit difficult at the beginning. You will have to compose yourself to write your prompts to AI in a more-or-less sane way. But the more you do it, the better and easier it becomes.