おかえり — welcome back
FROM YOUR LAST LESSON 食べて
て-form verb
atode — your language lesson companion

After the lesson.

Your tutor teaches. atode remembers. Drop in your lesson, a PDF, a YouTube link, a quick note, and atode turns it into practice drawn straight from what you just learned. Whether you are learning Japanese or Spanish, atode is ready for either.

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How あとで works
1

Log the lesson

Upload a lesson PDF, paste a note, or drop a YouTube link. Anything you learned, from anywhere.

2

atode reads it

It pulls out the vocabulary and grammar, tags it by topic, and quietly files it away.

3

Practice is ready

Open atode and questions are already there — built from your most recent lesson. No setup, no hunting.

Two languages, one habit

Japanese

Readings, grammar topics, and conjugation tables from your lessons.

Spanish

Conjugation tables and connector practice from your lessons.

Start with one. Add the other later from your account menu.

Go further with connected apps

Your lessons. Your history. Your favourite AI.

Connect ChatGPT, Claude, or another MCP app to atode. Your assistant can find what is due, build a focused plan from your real lessons, practise with you, and record how it went — without you explaining everything again.

Real practice conversation Condensed from a real session
Practising vocabulary selected from an atode lesson
You じぶんはパブにむかっています
Your connected AI Correct ✓ に marks パブ as the direction, and むかっています shows you are in the process of heading there. One note: you used 自分 for “I”. It can work, but it has a different nuance from your usual おれ.
You It means “by myself,” doesn’t it?
Your connected AI Not quite. 自分 means “self”; 自分で means “by my own effort.” For “alone,” ひとりで is more natural.
You ノートはテーブルの上にあて、ペンのとなりがあります
Your connected AI Good structure. One thing to check: what is the て-form of ある?

The conversation continues with a hint: ある → あって

Grammar Reference

Clear conjugation tables and usage notes for Japanese grammar topics.

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