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

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 would like to be able to record about 5 minutes of me reading something in Spanish and just get very specific on areas of pronunciation to focus on, with some suggested simple but very specific drills.

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.

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.

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!!

When adding a noun from a conversation to the flashcards, it should be added with an article - e.g. die Gesellschaft instead of only Gesellschaft. In German this is very important. I have to manually add it each time in the flashcards. I saw there was a similar request back in February but it is August now and I still cannot see this option.

If I speak awkwardly, the "alternative way to say it" does already show me a more natural way, but if I already said it a good way, I don't want it to change it, so I know that what I said was good.

Since I have studied mandarin using pinyin, it's easier for me to remember characters if I have both the hanzi and the pinyin (or the option to choose) in the chat box of the AI.

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.

My current daily studying pattern is ankiweb.net then switch over to another app, which is completely separate. I really like LanguaTalk's integrated vocab with AI feature. If I could export my current Anki decks with all their meta data ('apkg' format) and then import them here, that would be a game changer. For example, all of the Pimsleur Castilian Spanish lesson vocab is available as 'apkg' and I am on level four of six. I imagine LanguaTalk could replace my Anki use completely if the flashcards here had "rich" formatting and handled the detailed review interval info.

I'm a new user and find it very frustrating that the feedback and flashcards do not include the option for furigana. I can't read many kanji so not having furigana or at least romaji makes these features useless to me. Please add furigana!!

I'm interested in more then one language and it would be better to separate the history. Ex. When I chose arabic, then I don't want to see the whole history about all other chats but only the ones from arabic. Another option could be to mark the chats with the languages used,so that one can look for the history of the desired language.