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Nice that it works in other languages too. It seems useful for finding how words/expressions are used in real conversations. I don't care much about pronunciati
by gniv 3y ago
Nice that it works in other languages too. It seems useful for finding how words/expressions are used in real conversations. I don't care much about pronunciation, but I want to find context for the (French) words I run into. I am learning French and I use a website with a similar idea: https://www.linguee.fr https://www.linguee.fr. It lets you search for usage of words and shows them in professionally translated context.
PS. Just realized the '...' icon on the transcript frame opens another frame with a scrolling transcript. Very neat!
- alex-moon 3y ago+1 for linguee.fr which I used extensively while I was doing my DELF B2. Unimaginably useful way to learn how words are actually used, not just grammatically but in what kinds of sentences, what's the connotative value of the word, what kind of mood does it imply. I imagine Youglish is useful for this too.
- Tade0 3y agoI used to be able to use Google for that (at least for written speech), but results have been decreasing in quality for the past few years.