The Language Learning Toolkit combines several approaches such as natural language processing and web scraping to perform a variety of tasks useful for (human) language learning. This includes:
Part-of-speech tagging (POS) supported by Pattern
Phonetic transcriptions in accordance with the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
Audiosamples (Forvo, Google Translate)
Textsamples/Sample sentences (Tatoeba)
Visual representations of a given word using Google Images
Conjugation of verbs (Present, Perfect, Past, Pluperfect, Future) supported by Verbix
Pluralization of nouns (accuracy depending on the language)
Indefinite and definite articles for nouns (accuracy depending on the language)
Comparative and superlative for adjectives
Basic gender detection for nouns
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