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DoodleLanguage
Learn a language by drawing — for kids
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Learn a language by drawing — for kids
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DoodleLanguage helps kids learn a new language through drawing — no boring drills. Kids learn by doing. Draw a dog, hear "dog" in your target language. The word sticks because they made it. 🎨 Draw anything — the app teaches the word 🌍 7 languages — English, 中文, Español, Français, Deutsch, 日本語, 한국어 🧒 For ages 3–8 · No reading or writing required No textbooks. No drills. Just doodling.
honestly this looks super cute and the doodle-based approach feels really smart. one thing that would actually help my kid though is some kind of progress tracker for parents, like a simple screen showing which words they've drawn and learned over time. would make it way easier to know if it's actually sinking in without having to quiz them every night.
@kambertugc66753 Thanks! And yeah — progress tracker for parents is on my list. I hate having to quiz my kid too 😂
Quick question: word list enough, or do you want a weekly recap kinda thing?
honestly the drawing approach is pretty clever, my niece tried it and got excited when she doodled a cat and heard it in spanish right away. sort of wish i had this when i was learning french as a kid.
@emircanayvtyyi Haha that's exactly the moment I built this for! The little "oh wait I made that happen" face is everything 😄
And yeah — wish I had something like this as a kid too. Would've made language class way less painful.
My 5 year old drew a lopsided cat and immediately heard it said in French, she giggled for a solid minute and asked to do another one. The "no reading required" angle actually works, my kid barely looked at the screen and just kept sketching.
@nimet256316 "Giggled for a solid minute" — that's all I ever wanted to hear 😄
And yeah, the no-reading thing was non-negotiable for me. My kid just wants to draw, not stare at text. Stoked it worked for yours too! 🙏