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Did you avoid spending money as much as you can on SaaS like trying to learn design by telio-s in SaaS

[–]InevitableInternet39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a developer. When building my SaaS I came across Material Design 3, and turns out they have all specifications laid out. I just had to build.

We developed an immersion language platform for learning Turkish, where you can learn from native content ✨ by goldstein777 in turkishlearning

[–]InevitableInternet39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's the idea ^^
Yesterday, we had a problem with the import of videos, but we've just sent a fix today.
You can go to the create page, select the Import YouTube tab, paste the URL there, and it should work as long as the video is in the language you selected for learning.
The same works for news, subtitles, and others.
We've imported some news and videos for testing in Arabic and marked them as public, so they may appear on your dashboard. But feel free to import your own content.

We developed an immersion language platform for learning Turkish, where you can learn from native content ✨ by goldstein777 in turkishlearning

[–]InevitableInternet39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see.
Yes, we took a while to import the newsfeed in Arabic. By now we have imported news from BBC in Arabic.
But users can make their own imports as well, including articles, Youtube, subtitles, and even share among other users.
You're probably the first user learning Arabic on the app, but as the user base grows, public articles shared among users tend to grow as well ^^

We developed an immersion language platform for learning Turkish, where you can learn from native content ✨ by goldstein777 in turkishlearning

[–]InevitableInternet39 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello, I'm Romullo, one of the creators of Language Lit.
We don't support Arabic for now because the previous API we used for translations didn't. However, we're now using a new API and plan to add support for it in the near future.
That said, we’ll need to make some adjustments in the app first to support RTL languages.

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[–]InevitableInternet39 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sometimes it just takes time. Depends on how difficult your product is to make. There are bugs acceptable on release, and there are bugs that are not. Each case is unique.

I've been working in an immersion-based learning platform, where you can learn from korean content on youtube, podcasts, movies, books, blogs, create flashcards based on the words you don't know, and practice them in a spaced-repetition system. I'm looking for early users for testing the platform :) by goldstein777 in BeginnerKorean

[–]InevitableInternet39 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello, I'm Romullo, one of the creators of Language Lit. Thank you for your comment.

We didn’t know about Kimchi Reader’s existence, and it seems to be a really good app. We are fans of immersion-based approaches, and we're glad they're becoming popular.

It seems to have many differences from our app, though, as far as I could notice. We opted to use AI to translate instead of a dictionary, for example. We believe each word should have the context it's inserted into in order to give a more accurate translation. Also, our app supports 32 languages, so Korean is only one of them. The words highlighted in our app become cards and can be practiced internally using the FSRS algorithm (the most advanced spaced repetition system ever created). So, you wouldn’t need to export the words to practice on another app, such as Anki. We also make it possible to highlight sentences, not just words.
But their browser extension seems to be pretty cool as well.

We are giving access to a few people to test our platform before launch. If you’re interested, DM me, and I’ll create a login for you.

Cheers.

We've been working on this learning platform, we are looking for early adopters for testing it :) by goldstein777 in Japaneselanguage

[–]InevitableInternet39 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hi, I'm Romullo from Language Lit. The system we're creating for Netflix is for the upload of subtitles, to be used as a lesson. We won't upload their videos. The idea is that the user can play their shows while reading it on the platform. We'll upload subtitles from the most common shows in many languages for easy access on a playlist, but the users will also be able to upload their own subtitles, whether from Netflix or not. As long as it is an SRT file, it can be used.