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I am using the Dutch voice Erik. I liked it much better before the "improvement". It is true that it is more expressive, but I think by far too much. It does not sound any more like someone would actually speek. It also changed the character from someone who sounded like a very Dutch personality to an annoying overfriendly and too cheerful person. And the flow of the sentences is less natural. It would have been great to keep the old voice and add a version of it, so that there is a choice. Some people might like it overcheerful but it stops me from practicing. I would like the old Erik back so I can enjoy practicing again.

When chatting with AI the memory that is retained is minimal which means that as you chat with ai in call mode in subsequent sessions often the same questions keep coming up. If memory was larger or more extensive the conversation would be richer and the user would have less need to repeat the same things

Hi Langua Team, Long-term Error Tracking & Practice: Instead of evaluating only the current chat session, please aggregate and analyze user errors over time. It would be great to see a dashboard of my most common mistakes and have a dedicated chat mode to practice eliminating them. Thanks for building a great tool!

Langua is amazing and I'm learning so much about the Portuguese language and culture. I tell everyone I know who is interested in language learning about it. Just wanted you to know how happy I am to have found your product. All the best!

The AI instructors used to have accents when speaking English. Eg, my Québécois instructor sounded like he was from Quebec. Now he sounds American. It would be great if you could bring the accents back. It felt much more authentic and natural doing the lessons.

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

This could gain more attraction from the language learner if this platform has a Mock exam feature to assess proficiency level. For example in learning English, people want to know how much score they will get in IELTS exam. The mock exam should have the same structure as the actual exam: Listening Reading Speaking Writing It's not only limited to English but it can also be expanded to other language. French = DELF/DALF Dutch = NT2 German = TestDaF Chinese = HSK the list will go on and on

I added a word to my vocabulary from chat at some point using the default 'Add to Vocabulary' button inside the word popup. I came across this word later and didn't realize it had already been added since there wasn't any indication as far as I remember. This time, I expanded the 'All Meanings' section and clicked the add button next to all 3 of the definitions shown since they were different enough to be worth remembering. When going through my vocabulary list later, I noticed that I now had 4 entries for this word, each with a single definition. There are a few issues with this flow: If I'm seeing a word in a chat that is already in my saved vocabulary, it should indicate that in some way. This indication should not only be inside the word popup, but it should also be emphasized some way within the chat. The latter is the part that provides that extra signal to the brain of either "you've saved this word in the past, so nice job remembering its meaning this time" or "you've saved this word in the past and still had no idea what it meant this time, so maybe you should do some focused practice with it". If I add multiple definitions to a word, they should be added to a single vocabulary entry. In my example above, I would expect a single entry for this word with 4 definitions. I would understand the duplication if this were a word that had been saved with different conjugations or declensions, but this was a basic standalone adjective with the exact same spelling. I think that the worst offender in this case was when I added multiple meanings for a word within the same popup and it resulted in separate entries for each of those meanings.

so we can read news and check vocabularies While reading newspaper, There are too many unknown words if we have newspaper and click translate tool it would be so good

Would be super helpful for people who still need to work on developing more vocabulary. Langu is by far the best ai tutor I have found but unfortunately lacks this feature.

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.

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.

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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.

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!