Kazakh — logic, not a list of rules
A visual suffix builder, real texts, and smart review — in your browser, on phone and desktop. From "I understand nothing" to reading the news in 90 days.
143 A1 words already in the dictionary · 500 by release
Three mechanics
Three mechanics that work together
Each one closes its own gap. Together they cover the path from "I understand nothing" to "I read the news".
Smart reader · demo
Read Kazakh without switching to a translator
Hover over a word — the translation shows up right in the text. Try it.
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Tap a word
Instant translation and part of speech. Without leaving the text.
Smart highlighting
Words you know stay grey; new ones get a dotted accent-colored underline.
Into SRS in one tap
A new word joins your shared review queue — not a separate list.
How it works
From sign-up to reading the news — 4 steps. Nothing extra.
Sign up
Email and password — 30 seconds. Progress syncs across your devices.
Your level
A few questions and the system decides where to start you.
15 minutes a day
Open til.lab — the day’s plan is already built around your goal.
Progress
In a month you read the news, in three you speak.
What you get after 30 / 60 / 90 days
Realistic: 15 minutes a day, no fluff. Drawn from our A1-A2 methodology.
You read signs and notices
- 200-300 most frequent words
- You grasp plural and cases in context
- You tell back/front harmony apart by ear
You follow everyday conversation
- 600-800 active words
- You read short news with the reader
- You build simple sentences in the builder
You speak at an everyday level
- 1200+ words
- You read articles and news with ~90% comprehension
- You confidently decline names and possessives
In two days of development
Foundation first, polish later
The Kazakh morphology model, the database schema, and the first dictionary already work. Not "coming soon" — the actual state of things.
How it stacks up against the alternatives
We don’t replace Duolingo or a tutor — we cover what they miss.
This comparison highlights differences in approach; apps and teachers can complement one another.
Til.lab is for you if you…
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