@fairlythirl@wegotthep4ce Good luck with The Handmaid's Tale! If you want more than a translator, I made an app called Tryslate: you write your own translation of each sentence, an AI coach grades it (red/yellow/green) and shows the grammar. iPhone only: https://t.co/5mwfzvvK8U
@fufu_xian TOPIK 6 and 한검 2급 together is ambitious! Pairing drills with real reading practice tends to make words stick longer. I'm building Tryslate: pick a sentence, translate it yourself, and an AI coach grades it red/yellow/green and breaks down the grammar: https://t.co/5mwfzvvK8U
@john_forest That gap between passing N2 and actually using it is real. Translating real sentences yourself (not just recognizing them) exposes what you can't produce yet. I built Tryslate for that: write your own translation, AI grades it and breaks down the grammar. https://t.co/5mwfzvvK8U
@alaimisemma That exhaustion just means you've been grinding hard, not behind. If reading's the shaky part, I built Tryslate: translate a German sentence yourself, AI coach grades it red/yellow/green + shows the grammar. Free readings. Viel Erfolg bei der B1-Prüfung! https://t.co/5mwfzvvK8U
@pikachuteknik Consistency beats waiting for the perfect setup, it compounds faster than people think. Since you already read for fun, turning that into practice helps: translate a sentence yourself, get graded. I built Tryslate for this: https://t.co/5mwfzvvK8U
@studywithmiejie Getting vocab from context instead of looking everything up is the real skill in reading, congrats! I built Tryslate for exactly this: translate a Japanese sentence yourself, an AI coach grades it and breaks down the grammar. iPhone only: https://t.co/5mwfzvvK8U
@_JULIETASANCHEZ@javieryquehuea Ando con cuentos de Cortázar estos días, perfectos para las pausas del bebé porque cada uno se sostiene solo. Si Alias te está gustando, después probá El Aleph de Borges. Y si en algún momento volvés al inglés, El Principito es cortito y lindo para practicar sin presión.