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Hi everyone, I'm working on a crowdsource language learning project. We started by gathering resources like podcasts, apps and websites, but are also aiming to
by graylien 8y ago
Hi everyone, I'm working on a crowdsource language learning project.
We started by gathering resources like podcasts, apps and websites, but are also aiming to map out all the different language schools in each country to make them more discoverable.
Check out the spreadsheet here to add your suggestions. There's a tab just for language schools too: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jXLjoDbXvl_IKeBwWdwIHnux4E311CQNFZTpS9N6jfI/edit?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jXLjoDbXvl_IKeBwWdwI...
Cheers!
- yorwba 8y agoScrolling through https://littlelingua.eu/resources https://littlelingua.eu/resources , I noticed a few blank entries. You should probably fix those. Also, I nominate https://tatoeba.org https://tatoeba.org . It's a great source of example sentences and many apps make use of their data. If someone wants to contribute to the corpus, remember to only translate into your native language. Many people overestimate their second-language skills and write awkward sentences that waste other's time correcting them.
- graylien 8y agoYeah some of the entries need updating as it's crowdsourced, they're all from the spreadsheet so there must be a few duds in there. Thanks for the suggestion of tatoeba too, that's excellent!
- natmaka 8y agoA way for the visitor to specify which type of ability he seeks (being able to write, to read, or only to speak) would be useful.
- graylien 8y agoGreat idea! I always found apps like duolingo are great for reading, but not ideal to learn how to speak. I can probably add a new category for this and have it as a new filter.