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Master vocabulary with AI-powered translations, visual mnemonics, and pronunciation guides.
LandoLorinse · HN
Vocab Top – AI-powered vocabulary builder that helps you retain words
AI assistant for studying and working with translation, writing, language learning, and goal organization.
@Ghofrane7a2l · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
Learn languages through AI-generated short video lessons.
@Userfree · X
搞了两天，用 AI 做了一个短视频，学习任搞了两天，用 AI 做了一个短视频学习任何语言的 web 应用
Chat with an AI language tutor, practice pronunciation, and learn 100+ languages through daily lessons and quizzes.
@MahendraMack9b · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
Speak any of 24 languages with Lucia, an AI tutor that remembers your conversations.
u/emidaboi · Reddit
My English was solid on paper, but I froze the second I had to actually speak. So I built a language partner that remembers you to practice with (24 languages). Hey everyone. I'm a senior CS student, kind of obsessed with AI/ML, and a solo dev. Bit of backstory: my English was always fine, but the moment I had to actually speak, I'd freeze and I didn't really have anyone to practice with. I tried a bunch of apps and they all felt like talking to a service bot polite, generic,
Study languages using real sentences with color-coded meaning and spaced-repetition flashcards.
@LinguExcel · X
Become fluent in any language faster than ever by reviewing thousands of real life sentences. Treat language learning like a HIIT workout.
Learn foreign languages through short videos.
@Userfree · X
我以前是搞用户体验的，我也做了一个自己的用的语言学习工具 AI 帮自己编程，就我以前是搞用户体验的，我也做了一个自己得用的工具。我感觉有了 AI 帮自己编程就很爽了，再也不用求程序员、求设计师了，哈哈
Learn languages by combining vocabulary, flashcards, speaking practice, and listening exercises in one app.
u/danskwill · Reddit
I got tired of juggling 5 different apps to learn a language, so I built one that does it all For the last while I was learning German using Memrise for vocab, Anki for flashcards, iTalki for speaking practice, Youtube for listening, a bit of Duolingo and a notebook to (badly) track actual progress. It worked, sort of, but I never had a clear picture of what I was actually good at versus just grinding a streak. So I built Fluensea . It puts dictation practice, spaced-repetiti
Learn languages through multimedia content including world literature, essays, and language introductions.
@JahnZeiChi · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable! multimedial languages learning platform from chinese to sanskrit.
Learn languages by watching real video clips from movies and podcasts with native speakers.
u/Ecstatic-Rooster3295 · Reddit
Built a small tool to see how native speakers actually use words across different media (movies, podcasts, etc.) I used to use YouGlish a lot while studying, but it always felt pretty basic—you watch a clip, and that's it. I wanted a way to filter clips by specific media (movies, TV shows, podcasts), get translations, and actually ask an AI why someone used a word in that specific context when textbook definitions fell short. So I spent some time building my own version to
Read AI-generated stories adapted to your language level to learn vocabulary in context.
lecsium · Product Hunt
Lecsium Learn languages by reading AI-generated interactive novels
Learn vocabulary from YouTube and Netflix videos with interactive bilingual subtitles and flashcard reviews.
@codewithzi · X
I got German C1 in one year and I'm helping others with to do the same
