Will it beat Duolingo? Nope. But is it super handy to be able to breeze through a ton of vocab whenever you unlock your phone? Yeppp
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Lerve! <3
I'm trying Italian. I'd love for some Irish (Gaelige) language too. :)
I find the transition after getting it wrong is too fast for me to see what the right one is. By the time my eyes get there, all I see is the unrelated option for the next question.
Is it possible to have a setting to slow that down?
Thank you so much for such a joyful app miscellany. :D
@christianselig My GF has a message for you:
"You did a lot for accessibility and now are helping cross language barriers! Dziękuję!"
@christianselig Looks awesome, though I don't have iOS to test it out.
Just wanted to point out that using the Indian flag for Hindi might not be accurate, given that there are 1500 languages spoken here, of which almost 30 are considered major enough to be the official languages of the Indian Union.
For more info: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_India
@christianselig Yes, Hindi is at #1 in terms of number of speakers. But to assign the Indian flag to it, is it spoken by an absolute majority of Indians? No. Will it be appropriate to label the US flag as 'California', because there are more Californians than there are residents in other states?
Also, if you plan to include the next popular Indic language in your app, then which flag will you assign to it? To workaround, I suggest using ISO language codes instead of national flags.
@ravisambamurthy California isn’t a language. If it was, and the most speakers in the world lived in the US, and it was the most popular language in the US, then I would think a US flag would be a valid icon for it yeah.
For your second question, probably the Indian flag as well?
ISO language codes don't exactly make for beautiful and easily glanceable visual representations, which is why most language services like Duolingo use flags