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I find it helps to remember the gender if you say a noun with la or el before it.

As a new user, I miss the definite article with nouns in flashcards for languages requiring the definite article and qualifying adjectives, in my case, spanish.

As an experienced language learner I focus on reading conversations to learn how people interact in the target language. I would prefer to see dialogs created using my vocabulary list, like a script from a movie. Currently I use other AI tools to create such dialog scripts, but its more tedious to create the right prompt with all the instructions. I am sure it would be better here with your dropdown options.

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

Images would be useful for visual learners

Would love to practice with Caribbean dialects like Cuban or Puerto Rican spanish.

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.

Could you add a possibility to read through an article and then talk about it, maybe by summarizing it, and then answering questions about it?

It would be great if the app could suggest shadowing exercises and recognize pronunciation mistakes. Something like “native-like pronunciation.” The app is amazing, but I think the weak point is the voice recognition. It would also be useful to have small micro-exercises to practice phonemes and correct pronunciation errors. Thanks a lot for all.

It would be nice if you could bookmark how far you have got in a series of videos or a podcast so that you can go back to that point and pick it up from there. For example I am listening to an audio series that has 150 short episodes...at some point I am going to forget how far I have got!!

It would be great to get the vocab stories on the app version Also to be able to see what words from your list have been used in stories already And finally to have an option to make one master story with all vocab included

Hi team, would it be possible to hear a little sample of each AI voice in the settings before selecting which one you want? For now, you need to choose someone then start a chat with them to see if you vibe with the voice. Maybe it's not a huge deal for some people but feeling comfortable with the voice is important for me. Thank you!!

I continue to have major problems with your French program. I have said: l’humour" at least 20 times and every time the computer hears either "en le mot", "l’humain", "le mort", or "le mode". I understand that my pronunciation is far from perfect, but I even had the platform say "l'humour" to me several times so I could listen and then try to duplicate what it said and still every time it heard something different. Based on the context of our discussion, it should have been more than obvious that I was saying "l'humour", especially after I explained it multiple times. The "teacher" tells me that she can only read what's on the screen and that somehow "she" doesn't communicate with "whoever" is hearing me speak so the problem obviously lies with "whoever" is listening rather than with "whoever" is responding. You really need to work on this. It's quite frustrating to have to waste so much time with this type of thing. By contrast, both the Spanish and German programs work like a charm, BTW.

While Hungarian is a smaller population, it is a language unrelated to any others in the world and learners need a tool like Langua. I will subscribe if you can provide Hungarian!

There are many grammar lessons. I like that they are categorized by level (A1....). However, learning is not linear, and some concepts are more difficult. There are topics that I master, and I don't want to practice therm. There are topics that are very hard, and some others that are almost OK but still require some practice. I would like to be able to color-code or add an icon to easily and visually spot the topics that I master (e.g. green) and those that need occasional refreshers (e.g. yellow) and those that need serious work (e.g. red). Alternatively, an automated grade could be added to each category, based on her few past runs.