After the chat I am presented with “Save Vocab?” and prompted to uncheck anything I’m not interested in practicing and either practicing now..or saving to vocab list to practice later.
But – keeping in mind that these are phrases which the chatbot corrected, often by GUESSING (although good guessing, I admit) what I meant to say – it (1) would be nice to see a translation to my native language, so I know exactly how the chatbot interpreted what I said AND (2) be given another option: to EDIT them, since in a fair number of cases, what the chatbot translated to (“heard”) is NOT very close to what I wanted to say,
FWIW, as explained in a previous post, I am increasingly just dictating an answer, using my Apple tablet voice-to-text. Often enough what comes out of my mouth has either subtle or large errors; sometimes enough to be misinterpreted entirely. But (1) If I mispronounced or otherwise miswrote something, the correction is either deserving of an edit or (2) deserved to be practiced VOCALLY – either because I made a mistake or because the chatbots correction is worth memorializing (practicing enough to hopefully incorporate it correctly in my speech).
So adding an ability to mark-up the mark-up would be nice!
All in all, Steve, thanks again for this chatbot. Every morning I face a little moment of “fear” as I worry my brain won’t work fast enough for me to dialog correctly enough with the chatbot. But I try to power through and, as I said, avoid using any other resources. So this is – finally – giving me speaking practice. And I am gratified to say that, all in all, I’m surprising myself to the up-side with what comes out of my mouth! And a lot of the chatbot suggestions are making their way into my spoken vocab and phrasing in later chats!