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There's a great website I use for getting my head around Polish (a neverending headache-inducing joyful task), and it seems to cater for pretty much well any la
by mootothemax 17y ago
There's a great website I use for getting my head around Polish (a neverending headache-inducing joyful task), and it seems to cater for pretty much well any language people are interested in:
http://forum.wordreference.com/ http://forum.wordreference.com/
The forum interface sucks, and there's definitely a market for this kind of thing with a decent UI like the SE stack.
Good luck, and maybe see you on iRosetta!
- olalonde 17y agoWordReference does have a ton of valuable content and a vibrant community but as you mentioned, the user experience isn't that great. Thanks for the encouragement ;)
- mootothemax 17y agoThe irritating thing is that it took me months to find WordReference, as it seems like Google really struggles with decently indexing some language sites. To be honest, I can only speak for Polish as it's the sole focus of my foreign language studies, but it's been a nightmare to find more than a handful of decent resources online. If you want to bring more users to the site, I'm not sure if it'd be worth experimenting with adwords. Throw, say, a few dollars a day at adverts that target phrases like "Why does French..." or "How do I say in German" and so on. It might bring enough users to give the site critical mass.
- olalonde 17y agoI'll run a test campaign and see if it is effective. Thanks for the keyword suggestions.