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… to learn a bunch of words you mean? For playful language learning there is https://www.duolingo.com https://www.duolingo.com. It's waaaay ahead. (Edit: up t
by lelf 13y ago
… to learn a bunch of words you mean?
For playful language learning there is https://www.duolingo.com https://www.duolingo.com. It's waaaay ahead.
(Edit: up to ~A2 level by only messing about with the app ahead)
- Void_ 13y agoYes we didn't hear about Duolingo yet, here on Hacker News. Kudos for all the work that went into drawing those words. Great job. This is obviously not a tool to learn a new language, but it's a lot of fun, and you can learn some new words. (But it could use some algorithm for repeating words.)
- higherpurpose 13y agoAgreed. After trying Rosetta Stone, then LiveMocha (basically a web clone of Rosetta Stone, in terms of course style), I think that style is one of the least effective and most boring/fast to lose interest of all such learning tools. And this new tool seems to largely imitate Rosetta Stone. I found Duolingo has a much more efficient way of teaching you the new language (words get stuck a lot faster in your mind).
- geoka9 13y agoThank you for the duolingo link! I found my ultimate procrastination tool :)