TL;DR

Lanna creates a complete English lesson in less than 30 seconds from any topic. You choose the subject that interests you (cooking, soccer, job interview, any of them), the level, and the AI generates real sentences with natural audio, word-by-word translation, and exercises. Here I show you the step-by-step with a real example.

Look, I’ve always said in my videos that the ideal study material is understandable, interesting, and has the right characteristics. The problem is that finding this material used to take hours. You would go to YouTube, sift through 10 videos, find out that half were too difficult or too boring, choose one, and put together a lesson by hand. Exhausting.

Now it’s changed. In 2026, Lanna creates this complete lesson for you in less than 30 seconds. You say the topic, the level, choose the voice, and in half a minute you’re studying. No more sifting, no wasting time, no losing motivation before you even start studying. In this post, I show the step-by-step with a real example.

The process in 4 steps

1
Topic
Choose what you want to learn about
~5 seconds
2
AI generates sentences
At your CEFR level, from A1 to C2
~10 seconds
3
Audio + translation
Natural voice + word by word
~10 seconds
4
Lesson ready
Audio + text + exercises + flashcards
≈ 30 seconds total

Real example: let’s create a lesson on "ordering food in a restaurant in the USA"

To make it concrete, let me show you a real lesson that Lanna just generated now at B1 on this topic:

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Ordering Food at a Restaurant
B1 · American English · 8 sentences
Hi, could we get a table for two, please?
Hi, can we get a table for two, please?
What's the soup of the day?
What’s the soup of the day?
I'll have the cheeseburger, medium rare, with fries on the side.
I’ll have the cheeseburger, medium rare, with fries on the side.
Could I get the check, please?
Could you bring the check, please?
+ 4 sentences · 23 words to save · 4 pronunciation exercises

All this in 27 seconds. Without you having to hunt for content, without outdated textbooks, without wasting time. You opened it, chose the topic, and you’re studying.

Why free topics are better than textbooks

Textbooks teach about things you will never use in your dreams. "The Smith family is going to the museum on Saturday." When was the last time you talked about the Smith family going to the museum? Never. But you talk about your job, your favorite food, your travel plans, the team you root for, every day.

When you study with a topic that interests you, three things happen:

This connects with the concept of comprehensible input from Krashen — the best input is one that is both understandable AND interesting. Free topics cover both.

10 topic ideas to create right now

Each of these topics generates a complete lesson in 30 seconds. You can create 10 lessons in 5 minutes. It’s absurd compared to 1980 when you had to go to the bookstore and spend R$80 on a textbook.

How to combine this feature with the rest of the method

Creating a lesson is just the beginning. Once it’s there, you use Lanna’s other modes to explore:

This is the routine I recommend in the complete guide on how to use AI to learn English. Each created content becomes the basis for a 20-30 minute session covering various skills.

Frequently asked questions

How does it work in 30 seconds?

The AI generates sentences at the chosen CEFR level, adds natural TTS audio, and word-by-word translation. All automatic.

Any topic?

Yes. Cooking, sports, programming, slang, travel, work — anything you can describe in one sentence in Portuguese.

Is the audio robotic?

No. The free plan uses modern TTS (gpt-4o-mini-tts), Pro uses ElevenLabs HD. Practically human.

Does it work in all languages?

13 main languages (English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Arabic, Hebrew).

How many lessons in the free plan?

3 per month. Pro is unlimited.

Different from asking ChatGPT?

Very much. ChatGPT gives text. Lanna gives text + synchronized audio + translation + exercises + flashcards + history.

So, what topic will you create first?

My suggestion: start with something YOU already enjoy. Don’t choose "corporate vocabulary" because you think you should. Choose "F1" if you watch F1. Choose "sushi" if you eat sushi. You will study more and better with a topic that excites you.

The free plan has 3 contents per month — you can create 3 different topics this month and see if the method works for you.

Create your first lesson in 30s

Free topic, natural audio, word-by-word translation. Free in the free plan.

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