85 points edweis | 1 comments | 17 May 25 07:02 UTC | HN request time: 0.208s | source

Hi all,

I want to learn Dutch and by experience I know I learn better when talking with native speakers.

From your experience, is there a good AI I can converse with in Dutch? It would be even better if I could see the transcription in Dutch.

Gliglish (https://gliglish.com) looks good but is more for speaking than for learning. I'd like to be able to set a situation (negotiating a job offer, calling a supplier ...).

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herewulf ◴[21 May 25 06:37 UTC] No.44048869[source]▶

>>44012549 (OP) #

I've been using Univerbal happily with Italian. Dutch is one of its 20 languages. Worth noting that it's a paid app but seems to have a lot of polish. I found out about it on HN so I'm sure you can look up discussions to get more opinions on it (though it's quite frequently updated).

https://www.univerbal.app

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1. Boltgolt ◴[21 May 25 12:07 UTC] No.44050588[source]▶

>>44048869 #

The fact that the Dutch translation of the app is awful does not inspire confidence. Really basic stuff like translating "No" to "Geen" (none) in a yes/no question

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