Bunpro for Spanish

Bunpro
#1

Why hasn’t there been a Spanish version of Bunpro? I’ve never seen anything at the scale of Bunpro for another language. I understand that other languages are very different and wouldn’t necessarily follow the same pattern but there are ways where it could and I feel like it would be an efficient way to learn. Curious so let me know :slight_smile:

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#2

Ya hay una opción en español para bunpro. Tanto en ejercicios como en definiciones. Aunque aún hay varias cosas que no se han traducido (especialmente en niveles más avanzados) puedes ajustar el idioma del app al español en los settings/configuraciones.

Edit: Nvm. I misunderstood the question.

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#3

I guess it depends what exactly you want it for.

I feel like there must be many many apps out there you can use to drill conjugations and verb tenses, basic stuff like direct/indirect object pronouns, imperfect and subjunctive verbs etc.

#4

I’ve wondered about this as well! My thought is because the style of bunpro wouldn’t actually translate very well to a language like spanish or french. As an example, conjugation was essentially an afterthought for bunpro but conjugation in languages like Spanish or French would need much more robust systems to drill properly that I think bunpro’s model (even with kaijugation) wouldn’t be able to do very well.

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#5

Japanese language fans are nerdier, that’s my only conclusion LOL

also Japanese is harder for English speakers to learn than Spanish, which is much more closely related, so I think there might be less demand for such intensive systems, despite the large amount of Spanish speakers

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#6

To make a Spanish version, pretty much everything would be reworked due to the nature of language structure. It would pretty much be building everything from scratch

#7

Actually bunpro exists in french

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#8

What service? I’d be very curious to check it out :slight_smile:

#9

The grammar of N5, N4 and N3 is available in french. N5 vocab might also be avaible but I’m not sure. I’m French but I use bunpro in English since I am used to it.

You can have a look here if you’re curious:

#10

Ah, I see - slight misunderstanding.

OP was talking about a separate service that works like bunpro to teach spanish, not the translated version of Bunpro, and I lumped French in haha. At the very least, that was my interpretation.

Thank you for the link though! :slight_smile:

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#11

Try Kwiziq.

Note:

  • Kwiziq (Spanish and French): the closest to Bunpro for grammar. It tracks which grammar points you’ve mastered and re-tests the weak ones.
  • Clozemaster (many European languages): fill-in-the-blank sentences with spaced review. It’s broader than grammar alone.
  • Lingvist (Spanish, French, German and others): spaced review built around sentence context, mostly vocabulary with some grammar.
  • Anki with a grammar or conjugation deck: works for any language, but you have to find or build the deck.
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