streaming translations for skyrim test this might be even better to just auto-detect paragraphs of text on screen 🤔

Duolingo has an amazing brand and taste that competitors just can’t match but Fluyo is the first app I’ve seen that rivals its taste and branding and could be a top app in the coming years on mobile! Here is me beating Glaucus, the first boss in Japanese ⚔️🚀

Wow Wagotabi still killing it🚀 I think their Steam launch will go really well too once they release

Just updated Duolingo - the new path is interesting

me after my girlfriend calls me her “little artist” after seeing my ghibli 4o images

The golden age of bullshitting: - make something up - one shot high quality infographic - ????

indiedev update - in the next newcomer update, NPCs will look more 'alive' and have little paths around the village😊 i made a cool system where the game is constantly grabbing the right clothing animation based on their direction

My only language learning method right now is playing Skyrim in Spanish using Wisp to gloss and save new words I encounter. Actually impossible to go back to any other method once you use it. (Newcomer is great experience convo. practice, but only has so much content)

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I'm adding up data from Newcomer 1.4 (Dec. - Now) usage and made a few charts📊 - Which language is the most popular to learn/practice in Newcomer? - Farthest Towns Reached? - Totals for a few different features The most surprising thing is how many Tagalog learners I had 🤯

currently creating my version of “Duolingo’s Path”… nicknamed “Flow” for Wisp What’s different is that Flow continually builds itself based on your saved content, which feels good! Play [videogame] in [your target language], interact w text on screen w Shine or

just please don’t bring back the short-faced bear Thankyou

Update 0.8 - Learning Flow 🌊🏄 - Your learning flow builds itself based on words bookmarked inside your favorite games - Six exercise types available to practice words

DumDummies is a great way for additional startup runway #blackmirror

At an event in Hangzhou, China, Chinese and French guests simply donned 49-gram Rokid AR glasses and spoke in their own languages while instant subtitles appeared on the lenses, enabling seamless dialogue.

Xiaoma, a polyglot, was invited to give a speech at a high school for Language Week, and he delivered the entire speech in Gen Alpha slang.

Google introduces real time translation for video calls