I find many words have the incorrect pinyin. I looked through past forums and notice that this issue ihas been reported more than 6 years ago and still it’s not been sorted out. (ru should be nu)
In addition, when I pointed out the issue I was asked to send examples. To be honest, the mini stories are great but there are literally hundreds of mistakes once the lingqs are created regarding pinyin and tts. If I had to send an email or write a forum post everytime I find a mistake, I’ll spend more time helping you fix the course than studying the language I’m interested in.
So, I was wondering if you are planning on fixing these or just leaving them for another 6 years?
Have you considered disabling this nonsense and just adding the correct Pinyin to your LingQ definitions? If I had to guess, this is the way most people do it. This gives you full control over what you learn and makes you independent of the whims of an algorithm.
There are still many issues with the pinyin in LingQ. For example, the pinyin for 调到 is incorrectly shown as “tiáo dào” instead of the correct “diào dào.” Similarly, 拿着 is displayed as “ná zhāo,” but the correct pinyin is “ná zhe.”
As a beginner, I’ve already come across numerous pinyin errors, which is both frustrating and discouraging. Learning incorrect pinyin not only slows progress but also makes it harder to unlearn and relearn later.
I would greatly appreciate it if LingQ could prioritize fixing these issues to enhance the learning experience for users.
(ru should be nu)
