Quazzl AI: Language Learning

I really like it so far for some of the languages that I know and I bought the lifetime option, expensive but worth it! Which is so going to be very helpful! 👍🏽 😁. Can’t wait to use it! But I got a few questions. 1. I don’t mind the voice when you click on the word in the other language but will it get a better native sounding like later on in a future update? 🤔. 2. Will there be added new languages in the future? Thanks! 😊 also I should mention that should be like a guy and girl option where you can hear their voices. You know what I mean?

Very unique, helpful, and fun app to learn a language by reading AI-generated stories. A few suggestions for the future, though, that I think would be useful and convenient are an option to select one word and get the specific translation inside the complete sentence translation, as it may be a bit tricky to decipher a specific word because of grammar changes. Another suggestion is to have the voice speak out the entire story without having to click on the sentences and to have the ability to stop and start from any word. It is nice that you can review the entire story that the AI created but would be good to have the option to delete the ones not needed. This also leads to an opportunity to add some more helpful tools and possibly structure towards learning a completely new language, where you are able to save unfamiliar words from the AI stories and can review them until comfortable, possibly by having the AI use selected words from this category in the stories. Also, a feature that tracks words that would be commonly used with the language learning levels to help you track your learning progress would be nice. For example, if someone is at an A2 level, the words that they are introduced to in the stories would be tracked for the common words learned at that level. Once that person is comfortable with the majority of the words, a notification appears recommending that they can move to level B1. I really enjoy this app, and I think it has lots of potential. Hopefully, you developers take some of this constructive feedback and expand this app from just being used as a helpful tool for people already somewhat familiar with a language to review, but also see the opportunity to add the tools for a full-on learning experience, like the app Duolingo.

This app is a unique way to learn different languages at my own pace by listening to stories and answering questions. I tried Mandarin at first but found it easier to start with spanish so i wont be confused by different letter styles. I found the way they tell stories and make you interact with a question at the end to see if yuou're paying attention is very useful. instead of skipping I actually had to reread it to answer correctly so I can get "nuts" to be on the competitive leaderboard. Some of these people on the leaderboard have huge scores, so I have some catching up to do. This method of competing is very motivational I think.