Open Source Languages Software

OpenTeacher is an opensource application that helps you learn a foreign language vocabulary. Just enter some words in your native and foreign language, and OpenTeacher tests you.

Ein einfacher Lateinübersetzer. Der Lingua Latina Translator übersetzt einzelne lateinische Formen ins Deutsche. Aktuelle Version: 3.0.0.0 "Otium" Betriebssystem: Windows XP SP3 oder höher (VC++ Redist 2010 benötigt): http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5555 Mac OS X mit WINE Linux wird nur teilweise unterstützt. Sorry liebe Linuxnutzer, aber Microsoft Windows hat Funktionen, die die Programmierzeit erheblich verkürzen. -> Für Kernfunktionen: Linuxversion reicht -> Für Spezialfunktionen (Internet): Windows ist zwingend nötig. Kleiner Tipp: WINE funktioniert gut. Uns fehlt die Zeit; mit dem Qt SDK kann man sich den LLT auf Linux aber auch selber bauen. We aren't able to produce an English translator at the same time because the day's only got 24 hours and we've got other (necessary) work to do. We need more programmers/resources to do this so we'll make the English version as soon as we'll have finished the German one

A free open source multi lingual word trainer and translator written in java with special features for latin vocabulary but intended for universal usage. Customizable term classes hold several information like principals, category or a noun's gender. Words can be trained by interrogation or list. The Tribuit multilingual translator has several search methods to find words. With Picture Mapping you can index pictures and link information with it. Ein universaler, kostenloser open source Vokabeltrainer und Übersetzer basierend auf Java mit Spezialfunktionen für Latein. Anpassbare Wortarten erlauben das Speichern von zusätzlichen Informationen wie Phonetic, Stammformen, Genitiv oder Genus. Verschiedene Suchfunktionen finden und übersetzen Vokabeln im Vokabular. Mit der Bildkartierung können Bilder mit Indizes versehen und diese mit Informationen verbunden werden.

An authentic Italian learning app. GitHub repository: https://github.com/Northstrix/onda-sfasata Check it out at: https://onda-sfasata.netlify.app/ This app is fully localized into English, Hebrew, and two dialects of German — Hochdeutsch and a mixture of Zurich and Basel dialects (approximately 64%–36%), labeled as “Schwiizerdütsch” I picked the words for this app not based on predefined categories, usage frequency, or the fluency level to which the word might correspond, but on which words could be cleanly cut from the audio tracks. As a result, the word set turned out to be a bit odd, yet unique. Every single sound used in the app, except for success.wav, error.wav, and completed.wav, was extracted from public domain recordings. The success and error sounds are covered by Attribution 4.0 License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), the completed sound is available under Creative Commons 0 License (http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/)

AutoTeach is a tool that enables parents to supplement The AutoTeach Parent Tool enables parents to supplement their childrens' education without supervision or drama. With AutoTeach you can queue-up activities and tasks that will be dutifully performed at regular intervals. Why will they cooperate like this? Because AutoTeach meters their internet access by using credits which they earn by performing the agenda which you have queued-up for them. The system has potential for many subjects. Everyone, worldwide, is invited to participate. Everything is open-licensed, either Creative Commons or GPL.

HermeneutiX is a tool for diagramming syntactic and semantic structures of complex (not necessarily foreign-language) texts (e.g. bible or other historical excerpts). HermeneutiX is now part of SciToS (the scientific tool set). Starting with version 2.0.0, HermeneutiX can be found on GitHub. Please check out the release summary: https://github.com/scientific-tool-set/scitos/releases For an introduction, check out this video: https://youtu.be/uQjewyG0Ad8 PS: To run a Java application such as HermeneutiX (i.e. SciToS) you need a Java Runtime Environment (JRE). HermeneutiX is currently built to be compatible down to JRE version 6. You may download the current JRE here: http://www.java.com/en/download

Browser based flash cards to learn a language, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_cards. You just need - a modern browser (smartphone, tablet, computer,...) and - an internet connection. Main features - learn (cards due to learn), swat (every card) - copy cards - filter - sort - synchronize between devices - share cards with other users (just use all and/or improve and add cards) Programm code and usage follows the KISS principle, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KISS_principle - basic requirement = browser - OS independent - no installation required - no fancy features - bullet proof synchonization and sharing - deployment is just copying files onto a PHP enabled webserver More - data is on your own server - no central registration or data mining Technical Details - logic in JavaScript (browser) - Share/synch by PHP scripts on webserver (file based)

HandyVok ist ein Vokabeltrainer für mobile Geräte. Er eignet sich um Vokabeln zwischendurch und unterwegs zu lernen und macht es für den Benutzer leichter sich Vokabeln schnell anzueignen. HandyVok besitzt kein eigenes Wörterbuch. Wenn Sie also Vokabeln lernen möchten, so müssen Sie diese in HandyVok eingeben oder von einer externen Quelle übertragen. Das Übertragen und Verwalten der Vokabeln kann mit Hilfe der Software ListVok bequem erledigt werden. In ListVok können Vokabeln von Hand eingegeben werden. Es können aber auch Vokabeln von anderen Quellen, wie zum Beispiel Vokabellernprogramme, eingelesen werden. Diese Vokabeln können dann auf HandyVok übertragen werden. Sie können die Vokabeln, die Sie mit HandyVok oder ListVok erstellt haben auch mit anderen austauschen. Siehe auch: https://sourceforge.net/projects/handyvok/

LuckyWords is an open-source classic word guessing game loosely based on 'Hangman' and 'Wheel of Fortune'. It is targeted for Linux and the KDE desktop, though in principle, as a Python application it is platform independent. LuckyWords depends on Python 3 and PyQt4 and is released under the terms of GPL 3.0. For further information, visit the wiki or our website at www.casualcoding.org.

This is a Java-based universal vocabulary trainer. The goal of this project is to provide an easy-to-handle and fast GUI for any kind of vocabulary material, especially language vocabulary.

TAO Translator (formerly, The Advanced Online Translator) uses online translation services to provide translations. Currently supported services: * Google Translate - supports translation, transliteration for most non-latin scripts, language detection, and dictionary with reverse translations for single words. * Microsoft Translator (a.k.a. Bing Translator) - supports translation and language detection. * Yandex.Translate - supports translation and language detection. * Yandex.Dictionaries - supports dictionary with transcription for some languages, synonyms, and reverse translations. More services might be added in future. This project is archive of all TAO Translator releases.

TextTrainer helps you memorise poems or plain texts in your native or in some foreign language. You learn by repeatedly reading aloud the text while more and more words randomly are hidden. Foreign language support includes grammar correction.

There are many dictionaries so making another one can look words up would be extremely useless. But what if a dictionary could even teach those words put into it? What do you think?

I heard about a method where you can learn 1000 words in a year with 10 minutes of daily effort. This program does organize, and divide the words in daily chunks. It is a module for Lepton-CMS or WebsiteBaker

JGloss lets you import Japanese text documents and add reading and translation annotations for words, both automatically during import, and manually. It is written in Java.