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Learn Korean with Kpop 🎤 French with Cheese & Wine 🧀 Spanish with Salsa 💃🏻 Practice any language with your favorite topics — Learning made fun!

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Hey, Marc here 👋 I was kicked out of the Spanish class back in junior because I was building paper planes... To my point, the topics were so boring 🥱 I discovered recently that GPT-4 is really good at creating grammar exercises. So I built WorkbookPDF: Learn any language with your favorite topics 😍 For instance, you can learn French with Cheese & Wine related exercises 🧀🍷 Use the coupon code LAUNCH for 30% off. It expires when the launch is over. Would love to hear your feedback! Marc

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3yr ago

@marclou Congratulations on the launch!

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3yr ago

Congratulations on the launch Marc! This topic is actually close to me as I've been trying to learn Japanese for a while :) I'm a fan of j-pop so I want to learn from the lyrics of my favorite songs. And with GPT-4, I found it's really good to learn grammar with! One piece of feedback: there's no free trial on your app, so for a new user, there's no way to evaluate what you're offering without paying. You may be getting a greater influx of users if you offer at least a couple of sheets for free for new people before subscribing them.

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3yr ago

IndiePage

Maker

@anatoliik Thanks a lot Toli, appreciate the feedback. Should I add a "default" PDF to every new account? So you can learn Japanese with the free workbook with standard topics like Food, and only pay if you want it customized (J-pop)?

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3yr ago

@marclou I'd say the free offering should ideally allow a potential customer to sample your service. You aren't really providing the service of just any workbook, right? You're providing the service of a workbook customized to the specific interests of the person. So the generic workbook wouldn't allow me to feel what it is like to get a workbook according to my topic. Consider doing 5 or 10 free workbooks, even more, before starting to charge for this. Language learning is not a one-time purchase: it takes months and years. And one workbook, it can be completed by the learner in one evening. Maybe one week if you re-do it a couple of times. If people like your service, they'll return for more.

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3yr ago

@marclou an ideal situation for me would be: I give your app a link to a Japanese song I listen to, it discovers its lyrics, and gives me a workbook based on those particular lyrics. I'm actually working currently on a similar solution that, in the final version, will work against individual songs, but with the focus on providing a grammatical breakdown of sentences to help people learn grammar rather than workbooks: https://wordplay-rho.vercel.app/

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3yr ago

@anatoliik I second this @marclou . Even before I have seen what the product is like am asked to bring my card out. Hard for me to visualize. Given that this is definitely in the personal productivity space, it's gonna be hard to get people to buy without trying.

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3yr ago

IndiePage

Maker

@anatoliik sick app Toli! I think you're onto something, I can see BTS army going crazy with it! Thanks for the detailed feedback & Good luck with everything :)

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3yr ago

Congratulations on the launch! I use Duolingo now, at first glance something similar. Or am I mistaken?

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3yr ago

IndiePage

Maker

@katushkas It's also a language-learning app. The main difference is that it lets you customize your lessons on your favorite topics :)

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3yr ago

This sounds very promising for those of us who are self learners or who learn out of the box 🤣 . Question, for those of us who are learning languages that use character alphabets, are you teaching by using those characters or via the Romanization (Korea) or Pinyin (Chinese), the English equivalent to phonetically pronouncing those languages words? For example Annyong Hasseyo is Romanization of Korean 안녕하세요 which means hello and good by. Unlike Chinese and Japanese, Korean is the easiest to learn because it has the fewest characters to recognize, 26 I believe it is. Whereas Chinese has Mandarin and Simplified Mandarin. I ask because a trial version would allow someone like me, who's learning Chinese, to know if site is a right fit for me. If your teaching through characters only, it's going to be challenging because Chinese is taught via pinyin first which covers the 5 tonal differences of a vowel then lastly the characters are taught; à ā á ă a are all pronounced differently, but to us westerners, it can be difficult to hear the differences at first. I apologize for the long explanation.

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3yr ago

Congratulations on the launch. Recently, learning Korean isn't going well for me. I hope this tool helps me out.

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3yr ago

IndiePage

Maker

@asjad_khan5 I hope so too, let me know how it goes. Try iTalki for live practice, tutors are awesome

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3yr ago

@marclou Sure thing.

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3yr ago

Kansei

Love this idea!!! I am also working on tools to help with languages that are make learning fun with my app so this is a mission close to my heart! You definitely got my upvote!

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3yr ago

IndiePage

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@jftucci Thanks a lot Fernando!

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3yr ago