Bunpro for other languages?

Bunpro
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I’ve using Bunpro for past weeks and I simply love it. Can’t say it enough.
Which brings to my question: is there a similar version for other languages: like german, portuguese? I’ve tried to learn german in the past and the grammar was daunting. Something like Bunpro would be awesome. I mean something more grammar oriented and with good/intelligent correction system.

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#2

Maybe one day… :smiley:

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#3

For English, that is the truly killer app.

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#4

Korean or Mandarim i would love to get the option for those two,specially since they share a lot of similarities with japanese.

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#5

Hmm, better start brainstorming BunPro-like names.

I’ll start with French:
GramMeilleure

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#6

Gramieux

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#7

GramSci for Italian Grammar, named after the Italian linguist (better known for his other work).

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GramMerveilleux

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#9

ProfesionalDeLaGramática

Doesn’t roll off the tongue as easy huh…

Aunque...

…puede que haya algo similar pronto.

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#10

In a similar vein, there’s Kwizik for French and Spanish. It’s mostly multiple choice, but I used it for French and found it quite useful. I never looked up German (never had an interest) or Portuguese (native language) grammar learning tools, but there might be something similar?..

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#11

I think ProGram could be a name for a grammar app for many western languages.

It works for Dutch, German, Frech, English, Spanish and Italian for sure.
Probably a bunch more too.

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#12

For a German specific example ProGrammatik sounds kinda cool

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#13

ProGram (and ProGrammatik) are good ones :white_check_mark:

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#14

I’d love to make a version for Swedish. Grammatikfabriken (The grammar factory).

But then again it’s not a super popular language :sweat_smile:, only 8 million native speakers.

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#15

Ah, but then I can understand those Ingmar Bergman and Roy Andersson films!

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#16

So late to this thread but I really agree :100:… I think apps like Bunpro and WaniKani are big reasons why I’ve managed to sustain Japanese study for so many years. (To me) they just make learning more manageable and fun 🥲 Would love to see this in other languages one day :heart:

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