Love the idea; can I kindly ask if you're expanding to include German?
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#32I hate browser plugins - but this needs to be a browser plugin. Then I would use it while reading HN. ;-)
I would suggest tackling dynamic difficulty and algorithmic selection of what words to learn, when, and how often, and then let improving LLMs handle accuracy improvements.
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#33Re: Show HN: Glossarie – a new, immersive way to learn a language
#34Is there a waiting list for Android? :)
From the site, there's a Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glossarie....
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#35Looks great! I'd like to try it but the play store link has this error:
> We're sorry, the requested URL was not found on this server.
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#36Rather, with this, you can learn to speak English like a Frenchman.
For any English word that came from French, use the French cognate, and pronounce it in the French way. Or at least the latter.
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#37Love the idea; can I kindly ask if you're expanding to include German?
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#38I'd love to see this on top of audible. Game changer for language learning!
Then can I shamelessly plug Tembo - Bilingual Stories (iOS/Android) to you. We offer audiobooks for some of our titles, so you can listen and learn simultaneously. It's a big undertaking to editing them all in-house, but we have audiobooks available for about 30 stories across our courses.
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#39Re: Show HN: Glossarie – a new, immersive way to learn a language
#40This "new" idea I implemented for myself 15 years ago.
An idea generally becomes new to the world when it is published.
If you claim that you privately had the idea 15 years ago, it's possible; you just need credible, and credibly dated evidence.