language station
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Interactive language station for a school celebration: seven languages, a native-voiced guide, and printable A4 cards
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An interactive language station for a school event. A child walks up, picks a language from the dropdown, puts on the headset, and has a short conversation with a native-voiced guide who teaches them words to say back. The screen carries the script, the numbers, and their own name written in that language.
Seven languages: Odia, Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, German, Spanish, French.
Everything runs locally. The only thing that needs the internet is the live conversation — the words, letters and name-writing keep working without it, because their audio is pre-rendered into cache/.
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