@RAlzazay45385 · X

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@JahnZeiChi · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable! multimedial languages learning platform from chinese to sanskrit.

@aunahmedm · X

Samjha — AI meeting notes for 600M+ multilingual professionals. Urdu. Hindi. Punjabi. Bengali. English. US. UK. UAE. South Asia. 91% accuracy on mixed-language meetings. Free beta.

u/6frozenmango8 · Reddit

Looking for feedback/testers on my new website Hey! I created LumiLanguage – an AI-based language tutor designed specifically for people who are on-the-go. You tell it your reasons for learning the language – place, date, who you will speak to. It creates a course based on this information: housing, town hall, clinic, neighbors, work, education. Ten languages from English. Zero cost to try out, no trial period. One individual at work with software. Please test it out and DM me if you ar

u/Resolute_Protector6 · Reddit

I built a dictionary app because looking a word up kept not explaining it Hi, I'm William. I built WordDream, an AI-powered multilingual dictionary. When I was reading something, hit a word I didn't know, looked it up, and got a definition that was technically correct but told me nothing. That happened for so many times that I started paying attention to where it happens most, and it's two places. Abstract nouns, where the definition just trades one vague word for another. And

@prosodyai · X

ProsodyAI — AI text-to-speech that performs, not just pronounces. Tell it how to sound ("warm, slow, like a bedtime story") and it does. Three engines in one app: ours, OpenAI and Gemini. 100,000 characters free every month, voice cloning included.

@rishabhnasa · X

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@7ggx45 · X

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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

u/WarthogInHalo3 · Reddit

TheSubtitleDB.org I'm creating thesubtitledb.org so subtitles are available to everyone + a JS tool that adds AI subtitles to any video player for free. Why did I make this? other subtitles services have low rate limits which prevent people (i'm deaf) from watching a film or tv series I want to change that completely so it's never a problem again. submitted by /u/WarthogInHalo3 to r/buildinpublic [link] [comments]

@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

lecsium · Product Hunt

Lecsium Learn languages by reading AI-generated interactive novels