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Substitute a word requires certain language knowledge. This should be tested somehow, so that the application knows the user level. For example, having no prior
by kvakvs 10y ago
Substitute a word requires certain language knowledge. This should be tested somehow, so that the application knows the user level. For example, having no prior Spanish knowledge I would not do substitute a word, and i can do listen exercises which show me some common words and already teach me something. This was enjoyable... for the first 3 minutes.
After just one run and 3 minutes into the registration it already is asking for money? I have no problem paying when I see what I'm paying for. Here I had too little time to see, and already am annoyed by this. So cloze-listening is already unreachable for me, and I would not play the other game without having any language knowledge. Fail right here.
Learning a language is a task for months, you'll (the author) be very safe asking for money after several days or even weeks of trial.
- cmmike 10y agoThanks for the feedback! Adding some kind of testing / assessment of a user's level in a given language is on my to-do list. That said, users can also self-assess and choose the corresponding frequency grouping they'd like to practice for most languages (and I'm working on adding support for the rest). For example, I've been studying French for a while so I like to play the 20,000 Most Common Words grouping. The core features are free, then there are some advanced features you can pay for. I'm trying make as much free as possible, at the same time I'm bootstrapping everything and need some way to support the site. The cloze-listening is a trial that resets daily.