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SALAD: Smart AI Language Assistant Daily

arXiv 2402.07431 ↗First posted 12 Feb 2024cs.CL cs.CYcited by 0

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SALAD is an AI-driven language-learning application designed to help foreigners learn Japanese. It offers translations in Kanji-Kana-Romaji, speech recognition, translated audio, vocabulary tracking, grammar explanations, and songs generated from newly learned words. The app targets beginners and intermediate learners, aiming to make language acquisition more accessible and enjoyable. SALAD uses daily translations to enhance fluency and comfort in communication with native speakers. The primary objectives include effective Japanese language learning, user engagement, and progress tracking. A survey by us found that 39% of foreigners in Japan face discomfort in conversations with Japanese speakers. Over 60% of foreigners expressed confidence in SALAD's ability to enhance their Japanese language skills. The app uses large language models, speech recognition, and diffusion models to bridge the language gap and foster a more inclusive community in Japan.

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