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LinguaFlick
Turn the words you want to learn into a story
Provide a set of words or phrases, and LinguaFlick will create a memorable, scenario-based video for you.
I’m the maker of LinguaFlick, an app that turns the Mandarin words you want to learn into short video stories.
I built it because I knew how to say 土豆 (“potato”), but I didn’t know what to say next.
When I was learning Mandarin, I’d practice phrases like 下雨了 (“it’s raining”), 买菜 (“buy groceries”), and 多少钱 (“how much?”). The next day, I could still remember them. A couple of days later, I’d forget. And even when I remembered the words, I’d freeze trying to put them together in a conversation.
So I built LinguaFlick. You add the words you want to practice, pick a scene, and get a short story with two voices and bilingual subtitles. You can replay a line, follow the transcript, or select a word to see its meaning and pinyin.
For me, a few words turned into an exchange I could actually say out loud:
你去哪儿买菜了？ Where did you go grocery shopping?
我去菜市场买了土豆。 I went to the market and bought some potatoes.
你花了多少钱？ How much did you spend?
It was a small moment, but being able to say the whole exchange made me feel more confident speaking Mandarin.
If you’re learning Mandarin, give LinguaFlick a try with a few words you keep forgetting. What conversation would you want to practice first? I’d love to hear it.
About LinguaFlick on Product Hunt
“Turn the words you want to learn into a story”
LinguaFlick was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #336 on the daily leaderboard. Provide a set of words or phrases, and LinguaFlick will create a memorable, scenario-based video for you.
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York Lizzz
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I’m the maker of LinguaFlick, an app that turns the Mandarin words you want to learn into short video stories.
I built it because I knew how to say 土豆 (“potato”), but I didn’t know what to say next.
When I was learning Mandarin, I’d practice phrases like 下雨了 (“it’s raining”), 买菜 (“buy groceries”), and 多少钱 (“how much?”). The next day, I could still remember them. A couple of days later, I’d forget. And even when I remembered the words, I’d freeze trying to put them together in a conversation.
So I built LinguaFlick. You add the words you want to practice, pick a scene, and get a short story with two voices and bilingual subtitles. You can replay a line, follow the transcript, or select a word to see its meaning and pinyin.
For me, a few words turned into an exchange I could actually say out loud:
It was a small moment, but being able to say the whole exchange made me feel more confident speaking Mandarin.
If you’re learning Mandarin, give LinguaFlick a try with a few words you keep forgetting. What conversation would you want to practice first? I’d love to hear it.