On Tuesday, 4 March 2014 22:42:59 UTC+1, martijn korse wrote: > > It's for a language application in which i want to present the user with a > random word, so (s)he can practice the translations. You might be wondering > why i need the translation as well at that point: this is because a word can > have multiple translations (obviously) and i want the required translation to > be random too. (of course correct translations that differ from the chosen > one won't be regarded as an error, but in this case the user will be > encouraged to give a different translation). > > The type is also present because - for example - in case of a noun i will be > able to ask the user to specify extra's such as the gender (if that applies > for the selected language) or the plural form. > > Ah, thank you. Interesting. Thought of something like that. Which reminds me of a small application I once, long long time ago, made in Basic on a ZX-Spectrum (with the then famous "rubber chicken" keyboard and... it was in color, wow). A Raspberry Pi nowadays is allready so much more powerfull than those things... To practice word-translations, random words fell down. You had to type the correct translation before they hit the bottom. If you were in time you could gain points. If you were quick, you could type more words (and gain more points). If you had not typed the right translation you were shown it, of course. Gamification makes learning fun!
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