[Peretus]

Wow, great project! I'm going to keep an eye on this and will talk with my partner about signing up. I love how your example cards are sentences and not just individual terms. Super engaging. As a word of feedback, I might suggest adding the names of the languages that you currently support underneath each of the language flags as it makes it more instantly-recognizable (and therefore likely lower friction). This is an awesome concept and I really like it!

[ngokevin]

Sorry for the self-plug on someone else's thread, but if you're learning a language with a partner, I've been building an app to help couples learn each other's languages (https://learncoupling.com) if you're interested.

[chrisweekly]

I'll risk being misunderstood and/or downvoted to note that "coupling" is a synonym for "sex". It's not quite "learnintercourse" but it's close. Apologies if this comes across as condescending or prurient or juvenile; just looking to help in case the association wasn't clear and you might gain by moving to a different domain.

[ngokevin]

Thanks for the input! I think I did see that before but as an American English speaker, I didn't feel the connotation that strongly. I'll genuinely keep that in mind and think about that. I wonder others here feel the same. I hear it more often for gears, physics, programming, or synonym for pairs or couple. Maybe it connotes to mating more in biology contexts or maybe British English?

[mc32]

It was the name of a British TV show, so I imagine that makes the connotation Stronger over there.

[amelo]

Hi Peretus, thank you for the kind words and for the feedback! Indeed, this is a great point. We'll fix it soon. Looking forward to your sign up :)