▲ 1 r/ENGLISH
What apps and ressources do you use to learn English, and what are their strengths and weaknesses?
reddit.comu/MatthieuStudies — 3 days ago
u/MatthieuStudies
r/Cooking r/buildinpublic r/learnmandarin r/Entrepreneurs r/ENGLISH r/ChineseLanguage r/learnEnglishOnline r/MandarinChinese
Do you know any other Australian English expressions?
I only know this one: “S'garn on, mate?”
u/MatthieuStudies — 3 days ago
▲ 1 r/buildinpublic
I’m building an English learning app. What would make you actually use it every day?
Most English apps have the same problem for me: people use them for a few days, then quit.
I’m working on a platform focused on:
-useful vocabulary
-real example sentences
-spaced repetition
-CEFR levels
-reading/listening practice
-making progress visible
But I don’t want to build something that sounds good in theory and feels boring in practice.
What would make an English learning app genuinely useful enough for you to come back every day?
And for anyone who wants the link, feel free to leave a comment or send me a message, whichever you prefer.
u/MatthieuStudies — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/Entrepreneurs
I’m building an English learning app. What would make you actually use it every day?
Most English apps have the same problem for me: people use them for a few days, then quit.
I’m working on a platform focused on:
-useful vocabulary
-real example sentences
-spaced repetition
-CEFR levels
-reading/listening practice
-making progress visible
But I don’t want to build something that sounds good in theory and feels boring in practice.
What would make an English learning app genuinely useful enough for you to come back every day?
u/MatthieuStudies — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/ENGLISH
Why do so many English learners consume tons of content but still struggle to speak?
I’ve noticed a lot of learners watch YouTube, Netflix, TikTok, podcasts, etc., but still freeze when they need to speak.
Do you think the main problem is:
-lack of speaking practice
-not enough vocabulary
-translating from your native language
-fear of mistakes
-not reviewing what you learn-something else?
What helped you personally improve?
u/MatthieuStudies — 3 months ago
What do you think are the best apps for learning Chinese, listed by category?
reddit.comu/MatthieuStudies — 3 months ago
▲ 6 r/Cooking
What do you think are the best recipes for a beginner?
What if you have, say, 3 to 5 dishes?
u/MatthieuStudies — 3 months ago
▲ 0 r/learnmandarin
What do you think are the best apps for learning Chinese, listed by category?
reddit.comu/MatthieuStudies — 3 months ago
What do you think are the best apps, and could you list them by category?
reddit.comu/MatthieuStudies — 3 months ago