DRAWER

DRAWER

Note App for Language Learner

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Drawer is a notebook app designed to efficiently facilitate the acquisition of foreign languages. It utilizes a variety of tools, including AI-powered corrections and natural voice reading functions, to enhance the expressions you can use in conversation.
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Yuto Nakano
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In language learning, it is crucial to document the experiences and thoughts that occur around you, and to consistently practice these related expressions to ensure they can be effectively used in conversation. Based on the learning steps of 'writing → improvement → repetition,' DRAWER utilizes cutting-edge AI for corrections, translations, text generation, and natural voice reading functions to enhance the expressions you can use in dialogue. Using DRAWER in conjunction with language learning lessons and journaling maximizes its effectiveness. You can choose from a variety of languages including Spanish, French, English, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese, providing an experience that is tailored to your needs.
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congratulations on the launch of drawer, yuto nakano! your note app for language learners sounds like a valuable tool for those looking to improve their language skills. i appreciate how you've integrated ai-powered corrections and voice reading functions to enhance conversation skills. i'm curious to know how drawer stands out from other language learning apps in the market. what do you think sets it apart and makes it a must-have for language learners? great job on bringing this product to life!
Yuto Nakano
Maker
@mashy Thank you for your question! Apps that teach grammar and pronunciation are incredibly valuable for beginner language learners. However, to achieve fluency, it's essential to practice conversational skills. On the other hand, starting conversations right away using apps that offer lessons with AI or native speakers can be very challenging for learners. Firstly, it's necessary for learners to be able to express their experiences and emotions in the language they are studying and to repeatedly link these emotions with language usage. Only after this can they effectively benefit from lesson apps. This is where Drawer plays a crucial role.