Very cool idea, but doesn't it have a level adjustment? For example, I'm learning Chinese but my level is quite basic at the moment, it would be cool if the bot could adapt its vocabulary.
Yep, this is a highly requested feature..but as you can imagine a bit tricky. We are working on it. However, I am using it for Greek and I'm on an early A2 level...so I think if you are at that point you can probably get pretty far by using the hints and translator.
Yes, to be honest even at my level (also A2) it's pretty useful, thanks to the integrated translator. And it already kind of adapts by default, in the sense that if I talk about easy topics (daily schedule, and things like that) it will talk about easy topics as well, so it's not like it's coming up with quantum mechanic terms.
It's a suggestion for improvement but it's already very good and I think I'm going to use it a lot.
By the way, just in case you don't know and you find it interesting, in the case of Chinese there was a crowdfunding campaign about a hardware speaker that would do something like this (https://webmarketkings.com/lily-chinese-scam/). It never delivered. I was one of the backers... but well, that's life with Kickstarter and the like, sometimes.
您好！我也正在学中文，但是我也很初学者。What do you do for speaking practice? I live in China, so I get plenty of listening practice, but not too much on speaking (it's hard to keep people's attention with broken sentences :P). I made this an (https://letsyiya.com) to help with that. It's not as good as I'd like it to be, but I've found it helpful. I'd be glad to hear your setup :)
你好！ 我住在西班牙，所以我没有太多机会说。There is an academy near me but it's hard to find time (busy job) so my listening practice is mostly apps (Chairman's Bao and an Anki deck with audio) and videos sometimes, and speaking practice is almost none (repeating Anki flashcards and sometimes speaking to Google Translate to see if it comes up with what I'm trying to say... this website is better in that respect!)
