Post by account_disabled on Dec 4, 2023 19:59:17 GMT 10
The story section is pretty cool it's the only place where you can hear a more continuous flow of language. These short passages are designed to test your reading comprehension, an important skill. I like that you can click on the audio lines to hear them again. You can also see the English translation if you hover your cursor over a word you can't remember.
What I Don't Like While the more popular courses like French or Italian teach useful Phone Number List phrases other courses like Navajo or Vietnamese teach a lot of impractical or weird sentences that you will never use. but maybe they shouldn't be available until they're done. Some of the recordings for languages sound unnatural which does nothing to teach you the real pronunciation of the language. You can't really get beyond early intermediate so it's very ineffective at teaching learners to speak a language correctly. It is by no means an immersive, uninterrupted opportunity to listen or practice dialogue completely devoid of cultural context. The courses don't have a proper structure and there is too much freedom in choosing the skills you want to perform in each section.
I don't think this jump is helpful in getting a better grasp of grammar. Each sentence prompt usually has only one acceptable translation so even if you get the correct answer it may be marked as wrong without explanation. You can discuss these issues in the community and nothing will change. In my opinion competitive leagues that you can pass will do more harm than good. They are all about quantity not quality You rush to complete more courses than everyone else.
What I Don't Like While the more popular courses like French or Italian teach useful Phone Number List phrases other courses like Navajo or Vietnamese teach a lot of impractical or weird sentences that you will never use. but maybe they shouldn't be available until they're done. Some of the recordings for languages sound unnatural which does nothing to teach you the real pronunciation of the language. You can't really get beyond early intermediate so it's very ineffective at teaching learners to speak a language correctly. It is by no means an immersive, uninterrupted opportunity to listen or practice dialogue completely devoid of cultural context. The courses don't have a proper structure and there is too much freedom in choosing the skills you want to perform in each section.
I don't think this jump is helpful in getting a better grasp of grammar. Each sentence prompt usually has only one acceptable translation so even if you get the correct answer it may be marked as wrong without explanation. You can discuss these issues in the community and nothing will change. In my opinion competitive leagues that you can pass will do more harm than good. They are all about quantity not quality You rush to complete more courses than everyone else.