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Nice work, Fabien! I recently released my own tool for language learners, bitextual[1]. I announced it on the language learning subreddit[2]. This kind of thin
by wydengyre 3y ago
Nice work, Fabien!
I recently released my own tool for language learners, bitextual[1]. I announced it on the language learning subreddit[2]. This kind of thing is allowed there, and it led to some useful feedback.
[1] https://bitextual.net https://bitextual.net
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/languagelearning/ https://www.reddit.com/r/languagelearning/
- fabiensnauwaert 3y agoHave you thought about adding speech synthesis to it? For languages like such as English and French, with very opaque spelling, this sounds critical.
- rokkitmensch 3y agoI have wanted this for years. Kudos.
- fabiensnauwaert 3y agoCool project! I always meant to do something like this but never got around to playing with the tech. r/languagelearning/ does not currently accept anything relating to AI. Here's the messages I got: Automatically: > Thank you for posting on r/languagelearning. Due to their frequency, posts relating to AI and chat bots have been banned from the sub. And from the mods: > Hello--it does look good. Unfortunately, we currently are severely curbing chatbot posts.