On Hacker News, one user said DeepL Write helps improve their self-described lousy German by showing a better way to write what they came up with.
[PASTE YOUR TEXT IN THE LANGUAGE YOU'RE LEARNING]
Replace the [PLACEHOLDERS] with your own details before you send it.
How to try it
- Write your message yourself first, in the language you’re learning.
- Paste it into DeepL Write and compare its version with yours.
- Note the changes you didn’t expect; those are your next things to learn.
More learning use cases
Create listening practice from mini stories with Claude
On Hacker News, a German learner who needs to improve their listening said they have Claude write mini stories on different topics, then use ElevenLabs to narrate them.
Write a short story in [LANGUAGE] at [LEVEL, E.G. A2] level about [TOPIC], around [NUMBER] words. Use everyday vocabulary, short sentences and a bit of dialogue. After the story, list 10 key words with English meanings and three comprehension questions.
Get a daily language-learning story from Gemini
On Hacker News, one learner has Gemini write a daily story about something that happened on that date in history, using A2-level language, with a transliteration, vocabulary list and grammar tips, emailed to him around lunchtime.
Write a short story in [LANGUAGE] about a historical event that happened on [TODAY'S DATE]. Use only [LEVEL, E.G. A2] grammar and vocabulary. Then give me: a transliteration (if it uses a different alphabet), a vocabulary list from the story, and two grammar tips based on it. Vary the opening sentence each day.
Identify birds from a photo with Gemini
One user asked Gemini to identify two birds in a photo. It said they were Asian glossy starlings, which looked right when he compared images online.
What bird is this? I took the photo in [LOCATION] in [MONTH]. Give your best identification, how confident you are, the features that point to it, and similar species it could be confused with.
Reference: Hacker News