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"Infinite content on mobile, tablet, desktop."
However, I only see mobile versions available as downloads. How do I use it on the desktop?
I like this conceptually, as I think media immersion is a good way for an intermediate/advanced language learner to continue with their progress; however, I can't find a way to use this on my laptop. Your tagline says: "Infinite content on mobile, tablet, desktop." However, I only see mobile versions available as downloads. How do I use it on the desktop?
I'm a little confused about how this works, and the site doesn't answer my question readily. What is the source? The "Browse any website" claim implies that you're translating on the fly and then I learn by translating back to English. Is this the case?
Hey, thanks for the feedback on the site being confusing. Will update to make it more clear! All content is native content in the foreign language you are learning. Suppose you are learning Spanish - we'll show you a feed of popular news articles originally written in Spanish so you can practice by reading those. There is machine translation built in for words or sentences that you might need help with. We'll even au…
I like this conceptually, as I think media immersion is a good way for an intermediate/advanced language learner to continue with their progress; however, I can't find a way to use this on my laptop. Your tagline says: "Infinite content on mobile, tablet, desktop." However, I only see mobile versions available as downloads. How do I use it on the desktop?
You can use Flowlingo on desktop/laptop at https://reader.getflowlingo.com - the mobile apps are definitely the most polished at this point which is why we’d prefer people start there first (we send a follow up email after registration with desktop info). Feel free to message us feedback/bugs at any time (tap “Help” and scroll to the bottom). Thanks!
No ToS, no privacy policy, no physical address, no authors' names... and it wants to roam with me inside my pocket?!?
This is a fantastic idea. I learned Swedish as a child in a very similar fashion through watching tons of movies in english with Swedish subtitles and reading. Having this for digital media seems invaluable.