I created a world to teach people languages - (part 2) 

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This looks so fun and I love the back story of Fluyo but what I am really curious about is how it actually teaches you? Does it go through simple sentence structure like Duolingo or is there some way to actually practice your speaking with others players?

So you made a language learning version of the Made in Abyss anime fused with the Typershark game. Pretty cool

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I am looking forward to it! I have been using Duolingo and other apps, but after a month or, at best, 2 months of practice, I always lose interest. Flyuo seems very engaging and very creative! Well done!

How about a baguette for French?

@@jakobmartin9725 Stop associating us with baguette 😭 red wine if you want ok 😅

I second this!! makes learning the language even more rewarding ahahah. U know someone already learned that language just by seeing them equipping those items.

@@enzo_lpgn Would a croissant be acceptable?

@@MarldainLunas If you pronounce it correctly, it may be acceptable 😭

Hopefully the kickstarter campaign goes very well! I cant wait for the kickstarter!

Yeah I'd love to play it on my PC too.

And a VR port

Please do a desktop, pc version. I hate using my phone to do learning apps. It sounds super exciting

There's some pretty decent language learning games on Steam these days. You should do a search if you havent looked recently.

Evan Edinger? He might like to compare to Duolingo

Or xiamoa 👏🏻

Yes like lindie botes

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Right? 😍😍👏🏾👏🏾💖💖

Dude same tho. I know the ins and outs of so many fantasy/video game worlds it's absurd xD. What's one more to add to the mix, especially if it's going to help me learn a language!

it should be a romance or friend ship of two different people and languages who aren’t permitted to be together due to the fear of losing their language, since the creatures do enough harm, or a story of characters and thier familiar training to fight the creatures and explore and learn about their lore and abyss, or a slice of life nothing to do with language learning, or a thriller mistery where inhabits, like characters from this world, try to discover the secrets of their abyse and history. Nothing to do with learning. It should be used for world building not a lesson. To encourage people to be invested in this world. Also have the characters from the anime or comic in the game. So like once you can after leveling up visit the characters home town or their little settlement or once you learn enough to reach the half point in the abyss you come across the hut within the abyse or shelter ha of where the comic and character left off. Basically like cyberpunk edge runners, its within the game world but nothing to do with it. And you can visit the scenes from edge runners in the game. ​@ForeverDreamWithinADream

Yep this is a great idea. Ikenna, you are banking the success of this app a lot on the story world. This is risky in my opinion because the story may not appeal to everyone. But if you really flesh it out and give people a reason to be involved then it could be a truly powerful and revolutionary language learning tool. Maybe the most effective tool. Nothing teaches languages better than story. But the story has to be captivating. Also just an idea, what if you can only find out what happens next in the story In your target language? What if there are multiple storylines/ subplots/ side quests where people have to use what they’ve learnt to communicate and complete missions. Alright I’m going off on one. I seriously look forward to seeing this released and finding out what you’ve come up with. Good luck brother!

I totally agree with you

Made in Abyss vibes, really cool world building. Check it out

@@mikeyaboii8210 fr😊

the fact is with many languages, a lot is done automatically. hard to auto translate languages like japanese require extra effort, and this is probably why fluyo won't be launching with japanese. sign languages on the other hand would need to be done manually. and it's taught through visual representation and probably videos, etc. that's a lot of work considering it's niche. I'm don't actually know, but i would bet that most sign language learning materials are funded through government means because of this.

That would be cool in theory, but I don't see it working just because of the nature of sign language being visual instead of sound-based.

@@humanbean3 There isn't as much funding or learning materials out there as you think :/ it's also not really 'niche' with 250,000-500,000 'speakers' in America and Canada when actually niche languages like Esperanto often appear on similar apps and have approximately 1,000 or less speakers. Similarly dying native languages like Hawaiian and Gaelic rightly get interest and funding for people to learn when they have a similar number of speakers (admittedly Hawaiian has more)

ASL is a language you should really learn from a Deaf person directly. Either in a class or a Deaf youtuber. Signed languages are VERY different from spoken languages and therefore very difficult to teach/learn through an app.

@@felixhenson9926 you're right, "niche" was a bad choice of words. I meant it from a purely business/app store perspective. considering how much work it would require versus how much money they would make is what i meant. so in a money making app sense, it would be a niche on the app market. other languages however, can be added with a few clicks after they design the main layout/UI/code/etc etc.

Same dude i was learning Spanish but lost motivation but i wanna go to Mexico with some of my friends so i got to start learning again.

Salut, ça va?

Le français est un langue très spéciale et j’espère que vous l’apprenez

@@maxime1776 ça va.

tiens bon !

I thought exactly the same!

Hadi Mae

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@@soweli3033 🍱

these replies are so cursed

wow i was able to read this while thing im proud of myself omg

@@perry6503 congratulations!!!!

Exactly! Thanks :) ❤️❤️‍🔥