Ideas & Feedback

The vocabulary practice with AI is amazingly powerful, but I would like a systematic way of choosing which vocab I want to practice rather than just "Last 12 added" or "Last 24" (FOR AI STORIES) or "Recently saved vocab" "Almost learned vocab", "Difficult vocab (COMMUNICATE WITH AI) You could do some tick boxes or something to choose words before you start the AI.

It's cumbersome for me (only 2 weeks into using your site) to switch languages. I am working on 4 different ones, all at different levels. I found today, that asking while in Spanish for a created new story from my saved vocabulary resulted in some German words being added into the Spanish and some made up words, too. I imagine you all will work this out over time and as AI develops. Thank you for all you are doing! This tool is amazing.

When recalling a flashcard, it would be nice to edit it directly. Just an edit button instead of finding it in your vocabulary list, which can be quite long.

After an AI chat coversation, allow an export to mp3 of the corrected dialogue that has been produced. I am having to copy the text bloxks, paste into a text, then enter it into a 3rd party site that will create an audio file, but their voices are not so natural as yours. Also, you need function hover pop up taxt of what the buttons on the page do as the symbols are too small and are not clear what they are for. Brilliant site overall thanks!! Wonderful learning tool.

I've just been scanning the "done" requests, and I really admire how the Langua team responds to feature and improvement requests. Particularly for us newer users, it would be really handy to know how to find or use the wonderful new features, if it's not obvious from the context. Thanks!

For example, in my vocabulary list I added the word "juicio". Because I encountered it in the sentence "I would have trusted your judgement". However, In the vocabulary list it is defined as "trial", one of it's other meanings. Being able to include the sentence in which I encountered it would be helpful to better retain and understand words that have multiple meanings.

I would like questions about the story that the machine can easily generate. Ask me questions that I can answer about the story. It will make me speak out loud, adding to the value.

This could gain more attraction from the language learner if this platform has a Mock exam feature to assess proficiency level. For example in learning English, people want to know how much score they will get in IELTS exam. The mock exam should have the same structure as the actual exam: Listening Reading Speaking Writing It's not only limited to English but it can also be expanded to other language. French = DELF/DALF Dutch = NT2 German = TestDaF Chinese = HSK the list will go on and on

Is it possible to get an idea of the level that one person is currently at when downloading the feedback?

Please add a shuffle feature.

It would be cool if LanguaStream kept a time log of how many minutes per day/week/month you spent watching video and listening to input.

Sometimes pronunciation is not good, or I want to practice suggested (more natural phrase), but I cannot, as the dialogue moves forward. If there is a button to retry - it will give more room for improvement.

Flashcards are an alright way to learn things in extreme isolation for me, but when I'm first seeing a word (via the high frequency words, for example), or I'm just struggling to grasp a particular word, they just have no mental anchor to help me learn them. We can already see usage examples after we've revealed the answer, but for me it'd be really useful to reenforce a word's usage in context early and often so I can better cement its meaning and how I'd use it. So I'd love to see more fleshed out flashcards instead of just lone words, without having to populate them myself through stories or custom imports.

I think it would be great in the future if there were more regional accents for us to choose from. It's always a challenge for English learners to fully understand speakers with different regional accents, such as those from Manchester, Birmingham, or even the Cockney accent.