Tarc's Latvian course runs from the alphabet through beginner and intermediate levels, built around the same short-daily-lesson structure as the Arabic course, applied to Latvian's specific vocabulary, grammar, and case system.
The course opens with the alphabet as its first unit, then progresses through core vocabulary and grammar — including the case system that's the single biggest structural difference from English — across beginner and intermediate levels.
Each lesson combines new material with review of what you've already covered. Correct answers earn XP and gems; completing a lesson keeps your streak alive. A spaced-repetition system schedules review of earlier vocabulary and case endings automatically, rather than leaving retention to chance.
Because structured Latvian learning material is less common than for major world languages, the course is designed to be a complete, self-contained path — you don't need to supplement it with outside textbooks to progress through the beginner and intermediate levels.
Beginner and intermediate, starting from the alphabet and building through core vocabulary and grammar, including the case system.
The course is designed as a complete, self-contained path through beginner and intermediate content — supplementary material isn't required to progress through it.
Case-driven word endings are introduced gradually alongside vocabulary and example sentences, rather than as a single upfront grammar table.
Yes — the same spaced-repetition review system underlies both courses, resurfacing previously learned material at increasing intervals.
See also: Learn Latvian · Latvian for Beginners · Learn Languages with Tarc