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this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2026
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Lengualytics is a really good tool for comprehensible input in any language. Basically it's a collection of comprehensible input videos found and submitted by other users, and ranked according to language, dialect and difficulty level.
Fascinating. I'd never heard of that resource. Unfortunately the language I'm currently trying to learn isn't supported. Looks really useful for the languages offered though.