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Although I am loving this site and have recommended it to many of my language students it feels quite static without an animated person to converse with. I realise this would require large amounts of increased computation but it could make for a much more virtual and interesting interaction. This animated virtual person could also lead you around a virtual environment and the sense of realism would be dramatically increased, as would motivation to return to this site for online learning.

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 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.

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.

It is well documented that vocabulary has to be repeated several times to be memorized. It would be useful if the AI speaker could record the mistakes the learner made from one conversation to another to practice them specifically until it is memorized.

I might have suggested before, but I miss the opportunity to use Random 24 words when making a AI Story - would have been easier.

One problem for foreign language learners whose native language is based on the Latin alphabet is that the person will pronounce a foreign word base on the sounds of his mother language. This action is a natural phenomenon, but unfortunately, the majority of the language learners are never or barely taught the nuances of vowels and consonants of a new language. We may learn the basic sounds of long vowels, but not those of short vowels, and rarely of consonants. IPA is an attempt at clarifying these sounds for each language in a written symbolic format. It would be ideal if the option were available to include these IPA symbols with the audio for the main word in a translation or for the flash cards. Since not everyone would like to learn these symbols, this should be a user initiated option (turn on or off).

I am using an Android device, and when I go to the call mode, it does not allow for the audio to go through my earbuds. Is anyone else experiencing this problem?

I'm brushing up on my French and I would like the option to create flashcards of unfamiliar words with the definition in French instead of the English word. I think this option would appeal to everyone who isn't an absolute beginner.

For japanese, when quick adding flash cards it would be really helpful if saved words could also contain the option to include furigana as this is helpful for pronunciation purposes. Also I think the SRS algorithm is maybe spacing out words a bit too much. It's also not clear from the web portal which words are to be included in the next review, which makes it hard to know which words to focus on.

Images would be useful for visual learners

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

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.