Feature Requests

As I’m reading a lesson and listening to the audio, I often want to click a word to see its definition. But the audio keeps playing, so I need to pause the audio first and then go back to find the word that I wanted to click on. It would be awesome if the audio could automatically pause when I click on a word, then automatically resume when I dismiss the definition popup. Then I wouldn’t lose my place as I pause and resume the audio.

Parental control with lessons and videos to track known words as they learn to read.

Sometimes and unfortunately, we get busy with our lives and we’re not able to study our language for the day. However, IMO, if we had LingQ reminding us every day of a new word, with its meaning and maybe a sample sentence then that would push us every day towards our goal

It would be really engaging for everyone, IMO, for there to be mini games where you can test your knowledge, as well as have fun at the same time This can also be used as a less intensive way of learning a language and would be more attractive to younger users too

the process of importing each podcast into LingQ is so time consuming that I don’t really use the function. I’m not sure if there might be an easier way to batch import mp3/mp4/audiofiles into LingQ to listen, or a way to import directly from linked audio online, but if there was something like this I would spend more time listening in LingQ. Going out on a line, but if LingQ teamed up with a service like Happy Scribe, or was able to generate text from an audiofile, even if it wasn’t 100% completely accurate, it would be amazing. For a while I was using Happy Scribe to generate scripts for audio files, but I was spending far too much money on that. But being able to take literally any podcast audiofile within LingQ and generate a lesson to read along with it would be amazing. I would pay more for the service if that was possible. It would also make it easier for librarians to expand the content library as it would be built into the application vs having to pay for a service or spend more time transcribing. It would save time and money to be able to generate the transcription in LingQ and make minor corrections to the transcription.

不要分割日语中的外来语，日语的外来语中，有很多是地名，人名，ai分割以后，尽管也分割出一个比较常用的单词，但是严重扰乱了阅读时候的心情，因为分割完成的单词，完全和文章无关，即便是一个单词，不能和文章中的剧情连贯。 请优化，外来语在日语中比例非常少，外来语完全不需要ai分割单词，一旦分割，就会形成和文章毫不相关的另一个词汇

I'd like to be able to upload my own image to a specific flashcard. It would help me more easily associate the word with something.

Apply AI language models to solve an old and known issue with spacing that has not been solved yet for Chinese texts within LingQ. The current implemented algorithm for this has many issues. Issue comes up when importing chinese but also when generating texts, using the simplify lesson functionality. Using AI worked in Bing chat (for instance) when I typed the following "Suppose we create a new language called 'space chinese'. And it would be totally the same as mandarin chinese, but with one difference. The writing would include spaces between chinese characters in places that correspond to where spaces are between the english words. How would you write the following text in space chinese: "取得成功的人往往都经历过许多失败"?"

When clicking a word to see it's meaning/pronunciation, it would show the IPA pronunciation of it in that language, such as in the examples below for English.

Hello, I would really like to learn my national language but it's difficult to find good ways to learn it with the only app really being Duolingo. I think lingq is a great website and would be a great way to learn Gaelic (Scottish)