#readlang

I just went down a rabbit hole of new (to me) language learning resources since I’ve been away from the community for some time and holy shit there are some really cool things?? This app/site Clozemaster seems pretty helpful; you fill in a word in a sentence, each language seems to have 10k+ sentences, but I guess it’s better to know the basics in a language before doing this (I can get by in Polish on there rn basically from knowing Russian and Ukrainian lmfao but otherwise I would have no clue on most of the words). I also found Readlang, which would be pretty helpful when trying to read an e-book bc you can see the translation right there on the page (I was basically doing this for Russian; downloading pdfs of books and highlighting words I didn’t know and then looking them up lmfao fuck). Technology is amazing sometimes

why did i not know or why did i forget about readlang this is perfect

If you’re trying to learn a bunch of vocab I can’t recommend readlang.com enough. It's an extension that lets you click on any word on a webpage and defines it for you right there and also automatically saves it (including the sentence it was in) so you can go back to the site to study the words you didn’t know later. It saves you from going back and forth between whatever you’re reading and a dictionary so you can read entire articles in the language you’re learning in a reasonable amount of time even if you don’t know much