Ideas & Feedback

i would love to see a voice with swiss german dialect :)

This would be incredibly valuable to me - there are certain chats that I keep coming back to (especially long grammar chats, where it's great to have history on what you have/haven't learned and can be tested on), but they are getting buried by all the new chats! The ability to pin one or two of my "go-to"chats to the top of the list would be very helpful indeed.

Images would be useful for visual learners

Feedback reports are really useful, but they are not actionable. Once you make a mistake and Langua offers you a correction, both get lost in the chat history. It would be very useful that Langua had some kind of exam/practice/review mode (with dedicated modules, ideally) where the system retests you on the grammar points, words or phrases you fail during the chats.

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.

I think it would be great if the AI can access all of a user's chat history. In this way the AI can provide better conversation and can simulate better to be a real tutor. This feature can also be available only in premium accounts, I think it's worth it.

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.

Feature requested: When ending an AI chat or selecting feedback, provide the total time spent in that chat.Provide cumulative time results by day, week, month, and all-time. You can use a calendar graphic or simple table to display results--or any other useful UI. Perhaps you could at a "Progress" link to the main menu. Provide the option to set daily, weekly, or monthly conversation time goals and have the site display progress toward those goals.

Based on my previous learning and all my previous mistakes, the AI should suggest what and how to do and learn next. And it should provide such exercises directly for a learning time of 30 minutes or an hour.

I wish it were possible to import audio and video content of my own or from other platforms like Spotify. For example, I have several videos and audios I’d like to use, but they are not available on YouTube, so I cannot import them into the platform. Best regards

I currently have the Communicate Pro plan, which allows 75 messages/day. Langua says that it takes about 45 minutes/day to use this up, but I find the actual amount of time can vary widely depending on what kinds of exercises I'm doing. Is there a way to show the remaining daily messages in an easy-to-find way, maybe somewhere on the Langua homepage? That way, when Langua tells me I've used up my messages for the day, it won't come as such a surprise.

Beginners start with basics including formal and informal introductions, where you are from, what work you do, what are your hobbies, ordering food and drinks - I would like to see a range of these, as well as a progression to more complex topics, grammar, tenses, etc.

Could you have added more female US voices?

I'm following up on my note from last week since I got no reply. I continue to have major problems with your French translation, which can understand what I'm saying less than half of the time (and many times it's not even in the ballpark of what I say). I've really enjoyed your Spanish lessons, but to be honest the French has been mainly frustrating. It's barely worth my time when I have to spend the majority of the lesson listening to corrections suggesting that I said something not even close to what I actually said. I realize this is quite new and that my pronunciation is undoubtedly pretty bad, but you folks really need to work on this.