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We are talking about a really very interesting application, dedicated to those who want to learn a new language without being invaded by tracers and invasive advertising. 10,000 sentences it is in fact an app Open source 1 and free, available both on F-Droid that on Play Store. It does not contain any tracer 2 and it requires very few permissions to function.
The idea is very clever and is part of a series of apps Open source that can help us learn a new language (as can also be the case for example AnkiDroid). If you find this interesting we could also think about doing an overall article on this topic later!
By selecting Italian as your mother tongue for now, this application will allow you to learn, or at least improve, in two languages: English And German. If, however, you already know English very well then you can make the most of it with dozens of other languages. It's still a project Open source, so anyone can collaborate and help develop new languages and phrases!
10,000 sentences helps us remember new words
Its operation is very simple: a sentence will be written to you in your native language and you must be able to write it in the language you want to learn. To help you you will have four options of which only one is correct. At the end of the sentence you will be told if you guessed correctly and you can decide to repeat it later or continue with the quiz. The app also offers an annotation service for words so that we can mark those that we consider most important and difficult to remember.
Another possibility that this app offers is that of simultaneous translation of single words. But be careful: for this last option you must necessarily have it installed Google translator (Speaking of which: alternatives to Google Translate).
One last curiosity: 10,000 sentences comes from a method that has become famous on the internet through the site AJATT (All Japanese All The Time) 3
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