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

Similar to how you can select phrases, etc, an option to conjugate (maybe present indicative by default, with options to select others)

I would like to be able to say anything I want without getting into a conversation. I'd like the AI to repeat and correct what I say without asking me a question to move the conversation forward. Ideally rate my pronunciation. I can then use repetition of the same or modified sentence to improve. I read a blog on Duolingo that said to learn to think in a language start by saying the first things that come into your head (it doesn't have to make sense) and over time put related words together and then eventually form sentences. Repeat as often as necessary for your brain to understand the words without translation.

Flash cards should indicate whether word in question is a noun or verb, etc. Ex: “cook” can mean “to cook” (verb) or “one who cooks” (noun).

I would like to have a way of tracking my flashcard progress on a daily basis. Similar to Anki, maybe we could have a suggested learning goal? For example, based on space repetition, I am recommended to do how many flashcard today to keep the learning efficient (i.e. following the forgetting curve). I think I have seen something like this in the email from you, but I was hoping you could add this directly to the flashcard page. In addition, I would like to know how many flashcards I have reviewed/studied today. So instead of telling me how many flashcards I have in my total database, I want to know how much I did, how much I almost learned, how much to learn. Also a recommended split between review cards vs. new cards.

Generate a text, I record myself while reading it and Langua offers feedback on my reading abilities/pronunciation

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

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.

Shadowing is an effective language learning technique that involves simultaneously listening to and repeating a native speaker's speech in real-time. How does it work? Initial Listening: First, listen to the entire audio segment without repeating Focus on understanding the general meaning Pay attention to pronunciation, intonation, and rhythm Shadowing Technique: Play the audio again Begin speaking simultaneously with the speaker Try to match: Pronunciation Intonation Rhythm Speed Emotional tone Benefits of Shadowing: Improves pronunciation Develops listening comprehension Builds muscle memory for speech Enhances intonation and rhythm Increases speaking confidence Makes language learning more interactive Alternatively allow possibility to do mimicking: Similar to shadowing, but you repeat after the speaker, not simultaneously Easier for beginners Allows more time to process speech Another activity could be dictation: Listen and write down what you hear Improves listening and spelling skills Helps understand sentence structure It would be useful to record our voice when we speak in order to listen to our voice and understand how our pronunciation differs from the correct pronunciation. Finally it would be useful to be able to replay sentence audio in a loop in order to really ingrain it in our mind. There may be an option to enable this.

This is a very bright website. Literally. Please make a dark mode for those who prefer it. Dark Mode is also better for those who enjoy studying at night as well.

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!!

Gender is important in Germanic (and other) languages, but so is pluralisation. German in particular has non-predicable ways of pluralisation. I have been taught to learn each new-to-me noun with gender and pluralisation as a unit. It would be helpful if Langua generated flashcards could always include pluralisation as well as gender.

I've taken to asking Claude to describe an ideal sequence of modules for covering certain topics in Italian, and then I've copied descriptions of these "modules" into your freeform conversation style -- it seems to work very well! It'd be very cool if this were more structured inside of the app, so you can do lessons, then have conversations covering the topics of the lesson (and previous lessons). Having a blast with Langua so far!

When making a flashcard, use the original audio or video clip chunk from the source as a side of the card, not a TTS voice. i.e Front side play the clip with no explanation, and to answer you need and type/repeat/mimic/understand (whatever a user wants the method to be) what is being said to click the "I understood" button. This way you'd actually have to understand what's being said in real content or situations rather than a clean TTS voice clip. I think Lingopie does something like that.

Consider amending the flashcard section to include a space for synonyms and usage examples. Also allow sorting of flash cards in alphabetical order. Also, the export function doesn't work well. Consider of function that automatically exports to a pre-formated pdf file or other useful format.