What Is ChatGPT & How Can It Be Used for Language Learning?
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In this video I have some fun with the hugely popular ChatGPT. Is it helpful for language learning? How can it be used with LingQ, the app I use to learn languages?
0:00 The three things you need to learn a language.
2:44 Asking ChatGPT to write a story in Italian.
3:28 Importing content from ChatGPT to LingQ.
6:10 Asking ChatGPT to create a dialogue.
9:27 Can ChatGPT give me a useful summary of French grammar?
10:48 Asking ChatGPT to correct my English writing.
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Keep going stevee ❤
No
I am currently latin and i use it to try to have a conversation in latin(it expressed amazement in latin 'mihi mirum visum est' that I'm learning latin as a Nigerian and when i asked why it explained in understandable latin that it's not a language commonly used in Africa which was kinda funny to get such a human response) Also could you add captions in latin would really help me if at all possible
Thank you, sir
Dhanyawad Sir
I use it a lot for learning French. I "taught" it to always respond to me in two parts: First as a teacher, and correct and explain any mistakes I may have made in my comment; and then as a friend, and just carry on the conversation as one usually would. Highly recommended.
wow, so interesting! how did you teach it to reply in those to parts?
@@language.fit.german It's really wonderful to work with. Here's a prompt that should work: "I'd like you to play a game with me to help me to learn French. We'll have a conversation in French and you respond to each of my comments in two parts. Part 1: You respond as a French teacher and point out and correct any grammatical and orthographic mistakes I've made in my previous comment. You don't only correct the mistakes, but you also explain why they are mistakes and what I should keep in mind to avoid them in the future. Part 2: You respond as a friend and just carry on the conversation as one normally would. I will remind you of this format, by adding "teacher|friend" at the end of each of my comments. On y va? teacher|friend" The reminder is necessary, because without it ChatGPT tends to forget what it's supposed to do after 3 responses or so. You can adjust it to your needs by turning the "friend" into a scholar or a interviewer for a job or anything else you'd like to practice. I find that it's a really effective and fun way of learning.
@@pedterson thanks so much for the detailed answer! I will try it, sounds wonderful!
@@estefanianius You're welcome! I'm very glad that you find it useful.
Wow that's awesome ! And from where can I download the APP? Thanks!
I love how polite he is even with a robot, Steve is such a good person...! 😌❤
I don't miss any of Steve's videos, mostly because of him, today i'm learning english on my own.
Keep up brother and never give up !
Brilliant mate, keep up the great progress.
Me too
Your english is very natural sounding in your comment keep at it and work with immersion.
I miss them every day...
I asked it to write hundreds of short sentences in Spanish and translate them to English and explain the grammatical structure. I tested the answers with a friend of mine who is from Chile - she said it got all the translations correct(!)
I use ChatGPT that way, I give it some specific words I want to memorize and want it to give me a story or a dialogue using them. I read these stories or conversations frequently to memorize the words. It's super efficent to memorize words in context instead of individual words or sentences.
Cool
good idea
It is ok but I think it would be even more efficient if you imagined the whole story by yourself.
It’s so wholesome that Steve says “please” to Chat.
Jajajaja yeah, I do it too. It's the upbringing.
I use it for practicing Japanese it's amazing, just having "someone" I can speak to and roleplay a scenario with helps so much, especially for someone who cannot go to Japan at the moment
ChatGPT really seems great for language learning, but there's always that chance it feeds you something awkward/false, which seems to happen more in any language other than english. Overall it seems to get it right most of the time though, I'll definitely keep using it. I think most of the mistakes that it gives you will be straightened out by more input. Cheers!
I've been having fun asking ChatGPT to write short stories for me in Japanese, list the most important words with translations in English, and explain the most important grammar. I ask it to put the furigana in parentheses after kanji. It's pretty good and does some cute and funny stories. It does make mistakes, e.g. puts ご as the furigana for 後 in 晩御飯の後, but Duolingo makes that kind of mistake too, lol. It's cool chatting with ChatGPT in different languages too, and telling it to be a person in a particular scenario so that you can practice having conversations such as checking into a hotel, applying for a job, etc. I tried playing chess with ChatGPT too but it's not quite there yet, lol :)
日本語の勉強をがんばってください💪 応援(おうえん)しています^^
Duolingo recently died as a useful learning platform
I will try so!
@@fukurou01 どうもありがとうございます :)
How and where do you download the short stories and how do you convert from text to speech what software do you use? I am currently learning mandarin and would like to use it for that. Thanks
The customizability is what’s incredibly valuable. Making it implement high frequency speciality words that you may use at your job. Things like telling it to talk in a regular way and again in a simplified way.
I've used it a few times and there's also specific ways you can even get it to expand past the standard languages i.e. it can tell you dialect words. Also, when I asked it to write Chiang Mai in Lanna (an ancient language there) as it was a language I saw when I visited when I lived in Thailand, it actually could do it. I've also learned some nice idioms from it too for Swedish
Steve, I'm a longtime follower of yours. I really enjoy your content and LingQ. Your videos helped me learn my first foreign language. Thank your for all you do
Eu comecei a utilizar o chatGPT para aprender inglês, é muito bom. Estou impressionado com essa tecnologia.
GPT4 has improved a lot with Asian languages especially, from my observation, although I'm only fluent in Japanese. But it's motivated me to learn Chinese more seriously now, since I can generate sentences for the hanzi I'm learning or use it for random reading practice. It makes learning very exciting again. The funnest thing I've tried is asking it to roleplay and act like certain characters or for various situations. It scared the crap out of me for how human it felt in Japanese with some of the characters in GPT4 version, compared to chatGPT, it's crazy how much it improved. Can't imagine what a GPT5 would be like...
Do you think chatgpt 3.5 is enough for studying English?
@@vanvonguyen4272 Yes, definitely. I'm a native English speaker and chatgpt 3.5 is better than me at English and a fabulous teacher. I just asked it "show me a bunch of common idioms" and then it came up with 20 , and although it repeated 2-3 of them (GPT4 is mainly better at not repeating the same information I think) I knew all of the idioms so it does understand what's common. Here are the ones it showed me: "Certainly! Here are some common English idioms along with their meanings: Break a leg: This means good luck or wishing someone success, especially before a performance or an important event. Bite the bullet: To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage and determination. Hit the nail on the head: To describe or identify something exactly right or to be accurate. Piece of cake: Something that is very easy to do or accomplish. Cost an arm and a leg: Refers to something that is extremely expensive. Beat around the bush: Avoiding the main topic or not getting to the point in a conversation. Once in a blue moon: Something that happens very rarely or infrequently. Break the ice: To start a conversation in a social or awkward situation to relieve tension. Don't cry over spilled milk: It means not to dwell on past mistakes or things that cannot be changed. Under the weather: Feeling slightly ill or not in the best health. A piece of cake: Referring to a task or job that is very easy to do. It's raining cats and dogs: It's raining heavily. Cost an arm and a leg: Something that is very expensive. Burning the midnight oil: Working late into the night or early morning hours. A penny for your thoughts: Asking someone what they are thinking or what's on their mind. Actions speak louder than words: What someone does is more important than what they say. Don't put all your eggs in one basket: Don't risk everything on a single venture; diversify. Pull someone's leg: To tease or joke with someone in a playful manner. The ball is in your court: It's your turn to take action or make a decision. Jumping on the bandwagon: Joining a popular trend or activity. These idioms can add depth and color to your English conversations, but it's important to understand their meanings and when to use them appropriately. If you have any questions about how to use specific idioms or need more examples, feel free to ask!"
@@vanvonguyen4272 chatgpt looks good, if you are asking about buying the subscription I would say it's a waste of money since there's a lot of content in English to consume there's no need to use gpt to create more content, that goes for pretty much every language that would be worth learning in my opinion
@@vanvonguyen4272yes, but id still recommend a book
1000% chatgpt has made it so easy for me to learn lao, a language with so little resources
Another thing you can do is ask it to create a dialogue or story with a list of words or phrases you're studying if you have a list or theme. You can also ask it to make lists of a certain number of relevant words and then create a story or dialogue using that list related by a given theme. I'm starting to make some dialogues in Spanish with that stuff and its really interesting as a way of keeping some basic low-frequency vocabulary in your head.
Hey Steve! The examples featuring the subjunctive in Spanish are correct. Thanks so much for this super useful video!
One more way I like to use ChatGPT is by incorporating it into my vocabulary review. I collect a list of words and then ask ChatGPT to generate a text using those words (e.g., "Please generate a text using these words: word1, word2, etc."). Once I have the generated text, I import it and "learn" from it whenever I want. I find this process helps me memorize the words more effectively compared to just reviewing them on their own. I write down the reviewed words twice: first on paper and then in the ChatGPT chat. Additionally, reading the text generated by ChatGPT further enhances my ability to memorize the words. PS: This text corrected by ChatGPT )) My English is not good enough yet to write such a good text )))
You can also specify the level of the text - e.g. write me a story about Spain in B2 Spanish.
I like studying individual words with it, asking for example sentences with different conjunctions. Or giving it a list of words I’m trying to learn and having it write a story using them x amount of times each. I don’t know how exactly, or if you’d even want to, but LingQ integrating chat GPT somehow would be advantageous to the app and it’s users. I’ve pasted the mini stories into GPT and had it rewrite them. It would be cool to hi-light a sentence and have an option “have GPT breakdown this sentence” or a button “have GPT generate a lesson using your level 2 words from this story.” Or click a word and an option “have gpt generate 3 more example sentences using this word.” Just some ideas! Thanks for the video!
Thanks Steve! Very interesting. I've found out that asking for authentic historical content for a certain level is very useful. For example, i I have asked ChatGPT to "tell me the biography of Fyodor Dostoyevsky in Russian using A2 vocabulary in 300 words". I find it's more interesting than asking it to write a random story. I have also asked it to simplify a Wikipedia article and it works pretty well. Even if it has mistakes, it is way better than using speech to text transcription for a video or podcast in my opinion.
Excellent Steve as always....This is going to prove to be a useful tool for sure.
It's great to see that you now have subtitles in Tagalog, and I'm glad that the grammar is somewhat accurate. Perhaps I think you used ChatGPT to translate the subtitles into Tagalog. I have also tried using ChatGPT to translate texts from other languages to Tagalog, and while it produces translations with few errors, it still requires human intervention for proofreading the translated texts.
I've used ChatGPT for some grammar and vocabulary issues in Spanish that were unclear to me, and I've got to say that it was really sloppy sometimes, mixing up differents terms and even verb conjugations. Nevertheless, it gave me a lot of useful information and saved me some time.
MANY THANKS! YOUR VIDEOS ARE ALWAYS VERY MOTIVATING, TRULY INSPIRING. BRAVO!!!
I have been doing this with Arabic and I am more than happy. Thanks very much
Muchas gracias, muy interesante explicacion
Great video... I asked Google and Chatgpt the usage of -takunai and -nakutai (negative desirative), and got very cogent and precise explanations from Chat... including exceptions. Mind blowing, does much of the researching for you. So far, looks good to dig deeper, at least for Japanese. Wonder if it does Lithuanian 😮 Google, remained on the surface.
I like using ChatGPT for example sentences for words I am learning. Another way I use it is as a tutor for course books I am self studying. For example, I will explain the question format and then give the question and my answer and ask it to critique my answer. This helps me notice things that I would otherwise not be aware of without discussing with an actual teacher.
You said at 8:30 that you would like to see a way to convert podcast material to text with timestamps, well there's sort of a way to do that IF the podcast is on youtube. For example, on this video, go to the (...) button on the bottom right of the video (to the right of the clip/save buttons). There, you can choose "show transcript". If you don't see timestamps, you can press the (⋮) button up top of the transcript and choose timestamps You can also text search this transcript You can also convert the transcript to many languages (although this is often limited depending on the source it works with, but this particular video has 20+ languages). I hope that helps.
Great content, as always!
Thanks for sharing this video sir!
Hello Steve ! Thanks to you I am now aware that ChatGPT helps us learn a foreign language ! I've actually never thought of that option !
thank you steve 😎 realy it is very useful & informative video
Thanks very much , found it helpful . thanks !
Hi Steve, Thanks again for your great video. I really want to try ChatGPT to learn new languages. However I cannot register a ChatGPT account in my area. Just seeing people talking how to use ChatGPT for all purposes online everyday. But I can just watching. Hope that ChatGPT will treat fair to all people one day.
Thanks for sharing such a great use of chat gpt. Love from Bangladesh ❤️
Definitely enjoyed your review
Thank you for showing how to use it. Your summary of the necessary input resources is indispensable, and familiarity with the use of this tool can indeed bring a lot of help, thank you! ( DeepL translation )
Context in ChatGPT is important, that is why when you entered the second question it responded with Italian. So if you want to change language it is better to start a new chat. You can always return to any chat and continue in the context of the chat. I have used ChatGPT to understand the nuance between French words and their use. eg. "what is the difference between parfois and quelquefois" , searching the Internet for the nuance takes a lot of time whereas ChatGPT can give a response quickly One of the problems with ChatGPT is that there is no way to archive the chats. I have found that I can save them as MHTML files and then they are perfectly readable because MHTML files are an archive format. You may need to install an extension to your browser to be able to get this functionality. I am surprised that the Devs didn't allowing for management of the chats in some type of hierarchical tree.
I copy and paste the chats.
Hola mi nombre es Ana, hablo español y recién encontré tu historia y me pareció muy inspiradora, desde tu experiencia me podrías recomendar algunas herramientas de internet para aprender italiano y portugués
Such good advice. 2nd part is so true. Society seems too delicate to take advice like this. That said I try to impart this to my student’s . Anyway we would never get a video like this from other companies, refreshing and humanising . 👍
I use Chat GPT for german. I ask it to write a 5000 german story at a B2 level with interlineal english translation and it writes separate paragraphs in german with english translation. I have done this with specific topics as well as dialogue. I copy and paste it to save for future study. It is easy for me to learn new vocabulary and grammar structure. I will also ask it for grammar explantions. It is great.
Thanks for this can't wait to try it
I am studying for a proficiency test and use ChatGPT to generate sentences, dialog, and a text on a given topic at the desired level (say intermediate low). I import each into Lingq as Steve suggests and generate the audio (no other tool needed). I like the stats that Lingq provides (new words, lingqs, and known). I don't use please, like Steve, though.
Thanks Steve for your advice. I'm learning English to.
Omg! This is impressive! Thank you 🙏
That's amazing! I also have a video in my channel, and I give some ideas on how to use this amazing tool for learning languages, but of course my video is in Portuguese. And my personal opinion about it is that, it's gonna help us a lot, in many different ways, and it can seriously make our lives easier for sure, but we still have to bare in mind that it doesn't substitute anything when it comes to taking time to study constantly, because that's the only way to learn something. Again, great video Steve, thanks!
I put a simple Thai sentence and asked if grammatically correct. The response was that it could not determine the accuracy because Chatgpt training is in English whilst the sentence is written in Thai. However using a translator the sentence appears correct.
I have started using it for output. I ask it for a writing prompt and then write in my target language. It will correct my writing, HOWEVER, there are sometimes errors in the correction. That may not be great for beginners, but it helps with my output since I am shy and don't want to use video to speak with a real person YET.
Efforts appreciated.
that was so cool because know I can make ChatGPT create a story for me and transfer it in my target language
Another helpful way to use ChatGPT is to learn grammar points. You can simply tell it to write something, like a story and include certain grammar points, if you are unsure about how something is used, simply ask and you'll get a more indepth explaination. It's amazing, not perfect but amazing none the less.
Hi Steve, first congratulations, I am a big fan of yours. I have a question! How do you manage to keep fluency in all these languages? I currently speak 4 languages, my fear to start another one is that I will forget what I got. Please advice me. ❤
Very interesting combination.
In the Italian job interview dialogue generated at 07:15, the "Potential Employer" starts out by addressing the "Job Applicant" with the respectful 3rd-person "lei" forms, but then switches to the informal 2nd-person "tu" form nearer the end, without being invited to do so. I'm not sure that this would happen in a genuine job interview!
Chat GPT in fact makes many mistakes. But it has its uses. Need to be careful in using it.
ChatGPT 4 (which comes with the plus subscription) is even better, which helps for those of us studying more niche languages (studying Tagalog here)
I have ben playing with this too. I am b2 french. I find it useful for semi realistic conversations and role play in french. I have added a plug in for chrome which allows me to speak as input, then I set various parameters to ensure a conversation like interaction. This, mostly works very well and allows me to practice as and when I like during the day and in that way remember words and expand my working vocabulary. I do find I have to remind it from time to time to keep the aswers brief and for it to interject questions for me to answer, which keeps the conversation more lively. Oh and of course it disciplines me to pronounce the words correctly as I am using the microphone as input.
What is the plug-in called?
The best way to improve foreign language is by thinking in that language. Then we come across all sorts of things that we find difficult to express. We can write them in a simple way, and ask ChatGPT to put it in the most common way in a given language, or even to give us a literary example from book(s) where similar idea was conveyed. It's also a great tool for advanced learners. We can write a complex sentences or even a short story, and ask it to analyse, give some suggestions, explain grammar, etc. We can write something and ask to put it in the style of XiX century novel, then say in a Shakespearian style, etc. Great fun!
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Hi @Steve, at 8.25 min you're saying something on creating podcast by using audio recording and transscribe it to written text. You can do that using software descript i guess :)
I use ChatGPT along with LingQ in much the same way that Steve shows, here. It is a great combination, because you can get texts and dialogue about your specific interests, which can otherwise be difficult to find.
How do you get audio?
I found that ChatGPT helpful for improving my French writing skills. It not only corrects my mistakes but also suggests alternative sentences, some of which I have already been able to incorporate (such as converting passive voice to active voice). I even asked ChatGPT to assess my language proficiency, which it determined to be at an intermediate level. However, when I mentioned that I didn't have a French keyboard and asked to overlook typographical errors, it upgraded my writing estimate to intermediate-advanced. I must admit that expressing myself in French (and even in English, which is not my first or second language) has been challenging, but I am gradually gaining confidence! P.S. There is a feature available for speaking and listening with ChatGPT!
Félicitations, toujours content de rencontrer quelqu’un qui décide d’apprendre le français. Bon courage pour la suite!
I'm using ChatGPT to learn Japanese and I'll tell you what, it is an amazing tool to learning a new language. But I do believe that one needs to know what to ask and what to demand of it. My favorite thing to ask ChatGPT when it comes up with a sentence or translate something I asked it I prompt it with: "is this how a native would say that same thing?" Or Give me the most natural way of conveying what I told you and break it down for me. Do these, forget translations and focus only on the meaning, internalize it and it's basically it.
I think it does the job, but there's a bit of a learning curve to figuring out what its limitations are. For example the other day I asked it to correct a text I wrote, paying special attention to word order, but while it did have some useful suggestions, it completely ignored the word order and had things like instead of "correct word" you should write "incorrect word" instead of "the exact same words" you should write "the exact same words" and some things it wore were just useless, or irrelevant. It does however work really well for conversations.
Now I'm learning English Espanol, french and Italian After I want learn Korean, japanese, Chinese, germany, Cantonese, Hebrew
You can also have a conversation with it. Where chat gpt asks you questions and then you respond.
O ChatGPT é bom, mas o LingQ é sensacional! Os dois são a perfeita combinação! Obrigado, Steve.
Consigo fazer o que ele faz no vídeo com o LingQ gratuito?
@@andersystem1 Consegue sim. Se não me engano tem um limite de lições que você pode importar, mas nada impede você de apagar a que você criou depois de terminar ela e criar outra
@@felipebarros6751 muiti obrigado por responder.
@@andersystem1 O LingQ vale muito a pena. Assinei logo desde o começo. O sistema é simplesmente completo e sensacional! Tenho aprendido muito e de forme bastante acelerada. Recomendo a você que assine. Abraço, boa sorte!
Eu uso o chatgpt para criar cards que eu possa inserir no anki, faz o trabalho muito bem
What language instructors must realize is what language learners can now do on their own and what value instructors are adding to the classroom experience using AI as an adjunct to human intelligence.
I asked ChatGPT to conjugate the word უნდა ("he wants" in Georgian). It came with an answer that was perfectly formatted and easy to understand. There was only one little problem - the conjugated Georgian words were all nonsense :) There was some logic in their conjugation as if my input verb was an infinitive form, but it was completely detached from the real language. So don't trust ChatGPT yet, especially when experimenting with rare languages. But I believe, over time they will teach it to stop making up things.
You can also tell it which level you want the text to be written in. ex. A1, A2 exc.
I wonder if it would be possible for you to use the chat gpt api that just dropped to make it possible to generate stories to study right within the lingq app. I like importing into lingq, but generating text right in the app would be 😗👌
Дуже цікаво! Дякую!
hi Steve! wanted to ask you what about david wynn miller? did you studied his theory? the mathematic interface of grammar?
Bard is amazingly good for language learning, it can handle audio and it's pretty good TTS
Steve is keenly aware that when A.I. becomes sentient it will remember who asked for things politely and respectfully and punish those who didn't
You're a such a nice person, you ask an AI everything with a "please"
Hola recién encontré tu canal Quiero aprender el idioma turco 😊
LingQ es muy bien. Estoy aprendiendo español y tagalo.
Bravo!
Your video is good❤
Спасибо!
GPT4 just came out today! Perhaps you could find a way to integrate it with LingQ?
You can convert podcast work another AI call wishper, then bring the text back to chat gpt and ask to put in an A2, B1, etc level of comprensión
I use chatGpt for creating different letters. I think its very useful when you want to express yourself in the most flawless and unique way, chatGPT is very able to help you forming a cover letter for Example. If you don't understand any parts, no problem. Ask it to make it a little bit easier:)
Hey Steve, I've watched a lot of your videos over the past weeks and started learning japanese, at the moment I am trying to learn the hiragana (how they are written and spoken) and memorizing them. You said in a video where you were talking with George Trombley, that even if you don't understand the language that you should still listen to the way it's spoken and get familiar with it but I am kind of lost right now, I want to continue learning the Hiragana and listening to japanese videos but I don't know where to go after that, I am considering buying the yearly subscription for LingQ since I am enjoying learning Japanese alot. I hope that you can advise me Steve, cheers.
You have to work on the writing system, kana and kanji, a lot. Only slowly will you brain get used to it. I would work a lot with our mini-stories, listen many times, although not al at once, and re read often. Stay with them for a while to get a little familiarity with the language. Only listen to things where you have a chance to read the transcript and look up words.
@@Thelinguist should I try to understand Hiragana first, then Katana then Kanji and Kana? If I can read what is written then I can also learn to write and read transcripts as well which I believe will make learning easier, though learning all of that is of course easier said than done.. thank your for help, I really really appreciate it, I could listen to you talk for days hahaha
@@BadiehWoTBlitzMore In my opinion, yea learn Hirigana and Katakana first, you can start adding Kanji after that. Because each Kanji is associated with vocabulary, you will want to learn that vocabulary in the hiragana. There are lots of different ways to do it, but unfortunately Kanji requires quite a bit of memorization. So any spaced repetition is the best way to learn. Many people use Anki, but you could also use lingq features to get the same effect. Like Steve said, the mini stories are great for getting a good foundation. Best of luck!
@@thomasburchfiel120 thank you very much for your input, you say kanji is memorization but isnt it the same wirh hiragana and katana? Memorizing the alphabet so to say and then kanji
@@BadiehWoTBlitzMore Yes Hirigana and Katakana are memorization at first, but each kanji has a specific vocabulary to go with it. So the pronunciation of the Kanji is written using hirigana. There are only 100 or so hirigana/katakana but there are thousands of kanji. So definitely start with hirigana/katakana and then start working on your kanji! And you don't have to just memorize them all, you can passively gain them by reading/immersing, but it's mostly agreed upon that spaced repetition (anki) is the quickest way to memorize new Kanji. Good luck!
tomorrow I complete 2 months just in listen and reading, and I will start to use Chat GPT to training and correct my writing.
A lot of writers are deeply concerned as we speak---and rightfully so. I, for one, will always prefer to read content written by a real person over content written by AI.
Great tool
Can Chat GPT work with a language that is academic like Sanskrit yet not widely spoken but has a incredibly huge body of prior work. I wonder if it has been trained to read any South Asian languages.
There are various Audio Extensions for ChatGPT available ,no need for a Linqc subscription!
Steve is the best!
I think that you kind of understated the role that ChatGPT may have in language learning. It is ultimately superior to practically any other path towards acquisition, even LingQ.
How so?
@@Celestina0 Krashen (2020) says in 'Optimal Input' that input needs to be delivered in sufficient quantity; it has to be compelling (really attractive), it must be comprehensible, and it has to be rich. LingQ satisfies these requirements successfully: that is the reason why it has stood against a majority of other language learning websites. However, ChatGPT also satisfies these points, and its functions are way more rich than what Kaufmann showed in the video. You can ask personalized stories (compelling) with different writing styles (rich, i.e., I can tell ChatGPT to write a Dickensian-like story), with a defined amount of words (abundant), and you can ask the application for a beginner-friendly or A1-C2 vocabulary if you will. You can simulate conversations, ask the AI to correct your writings, ask for lists of definitions and examples with practical sentences, a huge etcetera. What I am talking about is ChatGPT-3. ChatGPT-4 is even superior. PS: You can also use different text-to-speech tools to listen to what you read.
Could you please explain what does chat GPT used for? Is it useful for languange learning? How to use it? And Is it premium app?🤔
It's like having a native speaker right there in your pocket. It can be a very powerful tool
Can it created text to read in Greek at an intermediate level (limited vocabulary range)?
因为知道你这个语言大师懂汉语，我就直接用汉语写评论了，ChatGPT确实很厉害，写文章写对话对ChatGPT都不叫事了。它还能写代码。它还可以用来自动编写词典，你可以要求它的每个例句有多长。ChatGPT编写文章你可以要求它编写的难度级别。比如：使用下面的这些单词（air, airport, Alan, alarm, Alice, alien, alive, all, allow, almost）编写故事，故事的难度要符合下面的要求： Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level: 6-8 Flesch Reading Ease: 50-65 Average Sentence Length: 10-20 它就可以写出这个难度级别的文章来。当然你可以有更复杂的要求。比如像下面这种复杂的内容也是让它写出来的： Ask me if I have trouble falling asleep. 回答：Do you have trouble falling asleep? 翻译：你入睡困难吗？ Tell me you often stay up late watching TV. 回答：I often stay up late watching TV. 翻译：我经常熬夜看电视。 这Ask me 和Tell me的回答里面要进行人称转换，这种事情它也能搞定。这ChatGPT对于处理语言方面好像无所不能，它连词典上查不到音标的单词和网络词典上查不到音标的单词都能标注音标。
语文作文800字之类的就让chatgbt 来写 你说老师能看出来吗？算不算抄袭？ 还有‘’古文欣赏‘’作业可以让它翻译成白话文吗？但老师就要你在课堂上背诵
I think that GPT chat, is a technological advance as it should be. We live in a constant changing universe,and nothing is static. But there is nothing to be surprised about. It's the same as when the computers made its appearance,and that it has evolved over the time. So right now it is the novelty, but it is just another stage of the Homo sapiens. Right now I am waiting for a global communication method to appear. As if we all humans spoke a single language. For example, I am Mexican and speak Spanish. And I need to speak with people in another language, be it English, German, Chinese etc. When I make a phone call I would speak in Spanish and my interlocutor would listen to me in his own language in real time and viceversa. And when that happens,and I think it won't take long. I'll start crying for having wasted so many years learning another language.well that's what I think, maybe I'm crazy.
I'm sure that'll happen before long, but learning another language will always be a rewarding experience for those who still choose to do so.
I used it to solve my excel and google sheet formular.
I wonder if it can do things to adjust the level ofthe language. E.g. if you asked it to write a text at the B2 level for a language, or so that someone at that level of abiiity could easily understand it, which if you were at B1 or a little above it would be good to generate for your study, being not too hard, not too easy. Or if you could ask it to limit itself to only the 3000 most common words in the language, etc., etc. If you could do things like this, plus get it generating texts or conversations very much of relevance and interest to you, that could be very useful, especially if importing into LingQ.
WE are looking at that, and even simplifying some content for a first pass for learners before doing the real thing. Lots of ideas. We'll see.
@@Thelinguist I did this, asking it to use only the 500 most common words in modern Ukrainian, and in Russian too, which I'm a lot better qualified to judge. Very good results, with only the odd minor quirk.
Chat gpt is the greatest resource ever for learning languages bar none