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Show HN: Active adaptive immersion reading for language learners

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Simplify native-level content—news articles, blogs, documentation—to match your current proficiency. The idea was inspired by Stephen Krashen's i+1 hypothesis and Andy Mutuschak's post on Why books don't work (https://andymatuschak.org/books/).

A typical problem with language learning is that all of the stuff you want to read is too hard, and textbooks/graded readers are too boring. This tool solves that: native-level content can be simplified to your level, making the process of language learning more interesting, and helping you work up to eventually reading content at the native-level.

Show HN: Active adaptive immersion reading for language learners
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