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LWT is a tool for Language Learning, inspired by: - Stephen Krashen's principles in Second Language Acquisition, - Steve Kaufmann's LingQ application, and - ideas from Khatzumoto - published at AJATT - All Japanese All The Time. You define languages you want to learn and import texts you want to use for learning. While listening to the audio (optional), you read the text, save, review and test words or multi-word expressions. In new texts all your previously saved words and expressions are displayed according to their current learn status. To run LWT, you'll need: - a modern web browser, - a local web and database server with PHP - like XAMPP, MAMP, LAMP, - and the LWT application, which you can download here. ...

...GitHub repository: https://github.com/Northstrix/onda-sfasata Check it out at: https://onda-sfasata.netlify.app/ This app is fully localized into English, Hebrew, and two dialects of German — Hochdeutsch and a mixture of Zurich and Basel dialects (approximately 64%–36%), labeled as “Schwiizerdütsch” I picked the words for this app not based on predefined categories, usage frequency, or the fluency level to which the word might correspond, but on which words could be cleanly cut from the audio tracks. As a result, the word set turned out to be a bit odd, yet unique. Every single sound used in the app, except for success.wav, error.wav, and completed.wav, was extracted from public domain recordings. The success and error sounds are covered by Attribution 4.0 License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), the completed sound is available under Creative Commons 0 License (http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/)

...You can create your own courses, import courses created by others, and even export courses to HTML or PDF documents. The original project (for Lazarus) was basically a flashcard app. Now it is more like a platform for creating structured courses with text, images, audio and video content, as well as different types of exercises. Please keep in mind that this project is created and maintained by a single amateur programmer. So, while I try my best to have a simple yet effective tool, you shouldn't expect to find anything wonderful or revolutionary here.

Document Speaker - A simple Editor to give VOICE on Your Documents, save your doc as AudioBook or other format this app recognizes the language of the documents and converts them into audiobooks by recognizing texts in nearly 200 languages ... Open RTF & RTFD (mac format/inode directory) ODT,EPUB (unstable), PDF as plain Text to convert as MP4 or AudioBook. Convert Text to Voice Format: 3gp2 3GPP-2 Audio (.3g2) [Qclp,aac,aace,aacf,aach,aacl,aacp] 3gpp 3GP Audio (.3gp) [Qclp,aac,aace,aacf,aach,aacl,aacp] AIFC AIFC (.aifc,.aiff,.aif) [lpcm,ulaw,alaw,ima4,Qclp] AIFF AIFF (.aiff,.aif) [lpcm] NeXT NeXT/Sun (.snd,.au) [lpcm,ulaw] Sd2f Sound Designer II (.sd2) [lpcm] WAVE WAVE (.wav) [lpcm,ulaw,alaw] adts AAC ADTS (.aac,.adts) caff CAF (.caf) [Qclp,aac,aace,aacf,aach,aacl,aacp,alac,alaw,ilbc,ima4,lpcm,ulaw] m4af Apple MPEG-4 Audio (.m4a,.m4r) [aac,aace,aacf,aach,aacl,aacp,alac] m4bf Apple MPEG-4 AudioBooks (.m4b) [aac,aace,aacf,aach,aacl,aacp] mp4f MPEG-4 Audio (.mp4

Play line by line with audio on page, demo: http://q3world.sourceforge.net

Itunes Library Parser can parse the Itunes library, read the Tracks & Playlists as Java objects and thereby perform all sorts of operations on the files such as read itunes stored data about the tracks and playlists. One of the coveted feature would be to transfer the playlists onto non-apple devices such as Android.

This site was created with the aim of serving in learning a language. Especially we'll try to help listen it. It also comes with the goal of being free and collaborative. Therefore anyone who wants to participate is welcome.