I totally agree
yes that will upgrade our understanding and improve our fluency
Hello, I'm not sure I understand right. Could you clarify, please? Michaela from DuoCards
Michaela When creating a new word to learn, the app informs you if it already exists. However, issues arise when a word has multiple meanings, such as 'bat' (animal) and 'bat' (sports equipment). If you've previously created both words, attempting to create 'bat' again doesn't prompt the app to acknowledge its existing presence, nor does it display variations (e.g., bat [animal] / bat [sports]).
When adding a new word to learn, the app checks for duplicates. But for words with multiple definitions, like 'bat' (animal) and 'bat' (sports), the app doesn't recognize existing entries or provide disambiguation (e.g., bat [animal] / bat [sports]) if you've already created both separately.
Michaela Additionally, when seeking more information or the definition of a word, the app fails to provide results if the word has additional text within parentheses. In summary, the parentheses are being considered when searching for the word's meaning or additional information, which prevents the app from retrieving the desired information.
if someone is learning English and they have a card with the word "weather", duocard should also show the user " whether" meaning " if - they sound the same, but mean something different and mean something different. In Japanese, the word はし it can mean a bridge 橋 or it can mean chopsticks 箸. I am learning Hebrew. I get mixed up between many similar words that teachers say I can only know the difference by context. I want to know the other possibilities for the same sound/pronunciation so I can be aware there's more than one meaning. One way to do this is: you have the audio for a word, so user can maybe click to add other meanings with different spellings or, in case of Hebrew, just different vowels. The purpose is to help verbal skill. I hope this helps.
hey חנה, could you elaborate, what exactly should the AI show and when? Thanks
Great idea. Iam studying Korean and just word 쓰다 has more than 10 meanings, to wear, to write, to taste bitter, to use, to cover, to protect.. but i can use it as card only once.