So is the idea that their translation tool automatically generates a machine-translated rough draft in the target language and then you can edit it (or not) and then validate it? I just looked at an example from English to Bambara and it suggested various sections of the article about Japan

Haha, I think about this a lot these days with my daughter and how we try to handle English and French at home

Hmmm, sometimes it's overkill when it's for lists. I do see it used for webpage headers more though I think. As a person with a website, I have to admit I've found myself doing it as a quick and dirty way to make structure apparent with some visual "icons" alongside the headers 😳 Like this:

Second: Flashcards rebuilt inside the site 🃏(no cookie banners, better studying experience)

First: Audio in vocab lists (click the speaker 🔊)

You can use the dictionary too! It's free:

dictionary.ankataa.com

Interesting Bambara/Jula searches:

- kain = presumably from "ka ɲi" [is good]
- yomogoden = presumably from "ɲɛmɔgɔden" [bastard]

The top French search terms were:

1. rein
2. piment de guinée
3. savoir
4. amour
5. non

Cool! I'm gonna check it out :-)

I'm intrigued because I'm nerdy about these kind of things, but I'm not sure what you mean by stacking haha. The image looks like Gmail but not sure what's going on 🤔