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Linguin. Live Multilingual Dictionary
120+ languages. Learn and practice languages in your context
Linguin helps you learn language by understanding meanings, not just translations. Look up any word, idiom, or phrase in 120+ languages, save it to your dictionary, practice it with meaning-based exercises, then use it in AI conversations built around what you're learning until it feels natural.
English is my second language, so this one is personal.
I tried everything. Duolingo felt like a game. Courses taught grammar no one cares about. Translate apps lose the context. Preply kept burning my lessons. Tutors cost too much.
So I ended up with my own routine for every new word/phrase: google it, translate it, google how people use it, throw it in some cards to memorize, then try it in a real conversation.
That's a long way to learn one word.
So I put all of it in one place, and built an assistant on top that helps me figure out what to work on and how to get better.
Linguin started back in 2021 as a simple dictionary: look up any word, see how people use it.
Now it's the whole learning loop: look up > exercise to connect the word with its meanings > practice talking until it feels natural > get feedback > repeat.
There's still a lot to work on, but it works, and it's helping me learn faster than ever right now.
The meaning-first approach is a nice change from basic flashcards, and I was surprised how well the AI conversation stuck to words I'd just saved. Wish the idiom explanations went a bit deeper, but solid for daily practice.
the meaning-based exercises actually made me think instead of just memorizing, which i did not expect from a dictionary app. saving idioms in spanish and getting them back in conversation practice feels like a nice loop.
About Linguin. Live Multilingual Dictionary on Product Hunt
“120+ languages. Learn and practice languages in your context”
Linguin. Live Multilingual Dictionary was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 11 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #83 on the daily leaderboard. Linguin helps you learn language by understanding meanings, not just translations. Look up any word, idiom, or phrase in 120+ languages, save it to your dictionary, practice it with meaning-based exercises, then use it in AI conversations built around what you're learning until it feels natural.
Linguin. Live Multilingual Dictionary was featured in Education (79k followers), Languages (14.4k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (475.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 148.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Alexander
Hey! I'm Alexander, I'm building Linguin.
English is my second language, so this one is personal.
I tried everything. Duolingo felt like a game. Courses taught grammar no one cares about. Translate apps lose the context. Preply kept burning my lessons. Tutors cost too much.
So I ended up with my own routine for every new word/phrase: google it, translate it, google how people use it, throw it in some cards to memorize, then try it in a real conversation.
That's a long way to learn one word.
So I put all of it in one place, and built an assistant on top that helps me figure out what to work on and how to get better.
Linguin started back in 2021 as a simple dictionary: look up any word, see how people use it.
Now it's the whole learning loop: look up > exercise to connect the word with its meanings > practice talking until it feels natural > get feedback > repeat.
There's still a lot to work on, but it works, and it's helping me learn faster than ever right now.