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Here is some feedback. I tried Spanish, but I don't speak it at all. The AI teacher starts speaking Spanish to me and I have no idea what is being said. Not

• lisasays 3y ago
  Exactly. If you're starting from zero (i.e. the learning state that the app promises to help you with), you're just learning to repeat gibberish. Which to some extent is what we're doing when we learn languages -- but hopefully no more than about 20 percent of the time. It doesn't even tell us what to make of, gee, all those funny umlauts and stuff. I suppose I'll just have to guess. Like most language apps - better than absolutely nothing, but on balance - pretty awful. (Partial apologies to the creator -- I know you've worked hard on this. But still -- these are my impressions).
• fabiensnauwaert 3y ago
  There's a translation button. Should I make it more prominent? I'll also add voice and translations to the suggestions provided on every screen. It's also a matter of learning style... I don't speak a word of Portuguese or Bosnian, but diving into those was a lot of fun! Language learning can be seen like a detective game and it's super exciting then. In any case, will definitely try to accommodate more learning styles and personality types.
  • starik36 3y ago
    Not sure sure about more prominent, but rather more obvious on what to do.