Most basic language-study apps are explaining L2 using L1.) The problem is that many of them are too small to read easily, so I've been exploring ways to make them more usable. 'L2' is the second language you are trying to learn. (Lingo clarification: 'L1' means 'Language 1' and in this adjectival context it means a game intended for native speakers using their first language. I'm an intermediate student, so most of the language-study apps are too basic and my recent focus has been on L1 games. Also wondering why the sort order is backwards here.Ĭontext: In my language studies I have been using some apps on my smartphone. More of a software thing, but I didn't see a likely fit over there, and some of the solution ideas involve hardware.
Metas again: Not sure this is the proper place to post such a topic.
