Artificial intelligence has changed a lots of things. So many people rely on artificial intelligence. There are various uses of AI tools like chatgpt. Having said that, AI has the capability to translate languages. It could be used to learn a lot about foreign languages, so what are your thoughts about this?
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Can AI help you learn a new language?
- Thread starter Dinoking
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Yes, it's helping already. I try to learn spanish with one app, it was very motivating even more than the normal classroom. I was practicing anywhere I found myself. I keep listening and repeating it. Still, AI can't replace real human tutoring.
In a way, yes. GenA.I. is a tool after all, among other things you can use to help you learn.
Well, I think whatever works is fine. People should use whatever makes learning a new language easier, if that’s their goal.
For me, I’ve had a lot on my mind over the past few years and haven’t really tried anything new. But if I had to pick a new language, I’d choose Spanish. It feels approachable because I already recognise so many words without even trying. Plus, with around 21 Spanish-speaking countries, it’s useful. Even with the different accents, everyone can basically understand each other.
I’d love to learn something like Japanese, but I’m not sure I want to put in that much effort. It definitely wouldn’t be easy!
I can speak and write three languages. With French, I am better at speaking than writing. It has been so long since I studied it at school, so my writing is quite basic, but it’s still something. English is similar: my speaking is great, but my writing? Not so much.
And of course, there’s my mother tongue. It would be great to know more languages.
For me, I’ve had a lot on my mind over the past few years and haven’t really tried anything new. But if I had to pick a new language, I’d choose Spanish. It feels approachable because I already recognise so many words without even trying. Plus, with around 21 Spanish-speaking countries, it’s useful. Even with the different accents, everyone can basically understand each other.
I’d love to learn something like Japanese, but I’m not sure I want to put in that much effort. It definitely wouldn’t be easy!
I can speak and write three languages. With French, I am better at speaking than writing. It has been so long since I studied it at school, so my writing is quite basic, but it’s still something. English is similar: my speaking is great, but my writing? Not so much.
And of course, there’s my mother tongue. It would be great to know more languages.
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