Manual Splitting for Japanese and other languages without spaces.
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Martin
For languages like Japanese, that don't use spaces to seperate words, it would be useful if the user could easely split or merge characters directly in the reader app. This could be done by clicking between two characters while holding a modifier key (shift, strg, et. al.). This way the user doesn't has to rely on the ai splitting, which doesn't necessarely create the best results.
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Martin
I am mainly refering to the browser version of LingQ, as I use it solely on PC. There is no way to edit a sentence when in page view. And even in sentence view the process of editing a sentence simple takes way too long as it involves way too many clicks.
Mark Kaufmann
Unfortunately, it’s not that easy to do something like that. But, you are able to tap to edit a sentence you’re on and make the changes that you want to make then save to get back to the reader. You can even swipe a few pages to make edits before saving.