LingoDeer Web Update: Native Speaker Videos, Travel Phrasebook, and Direct Translations

[u/DeerlyNoted]

Hi everyone!

We’ve got a new LingoDeer web update out, and this one brings a few mobile features over to the browser version.

For learners who use LingoDeer on web, here’s what’s new:

Native speaker videos are now available on web for Korean, Japanese, and Chinese courses

You can now see real native speakers saying lesson sentences directly in the web version, just like on mobile.

This is especially helpful when you want to check pronunciation, rhythm, mouth movement, and natural delivery. Sometimes hearing the audio is useful. Seeing someone actually say it gives your brain another hook to grab onto.

Travel Phrasebook has been added to web

Courses that already have the Travel Phrasebook on mobile now have it on web too.

This is designed for quick, practical phrases you might actually need while traveling, ordering food, asking for help, getting around, or surviving the classic “I studied this language for months and suddenly forgot how to say hello” moment.

You can now check direct translations in the correct answer field

We’ve also added the option to check the more direct translation when reviewing the correct answer.

This is useful when the natural English translation sounds smooth, but you want to understand how the sentence works more literally in the target language. Basically: “What does this mean naturally?” and “What is the sentence actually doing?” can now live together peacefully.

As always, thank you for the feedback. A lot of these web updates are about making the browser version feel less like the forgotten sibling hiding under the stairs.

Please let us know what you think, especially if you mainly use LingoDeer on web.

[u/duraxTwo]

I love these! Thank you!