Speak
Learn how to say anything in another language with Speak, your AI-powered language tutor.
Speak is an AI-powered language tutor that helps users learn other languages by explaining foreign words or phrases and nuances specific to a foreign language or culture. It can perform tasks such as translating a specific word or phrase in another language and explaining the meaning and usage of a foreign language phrase. You can activate Speak anytime you detect the user's intention to learn a new language, or when they ask for a language tutor or a foreign language conversational partner. With Speak, users can expand their language proficiency and become multilingual with ease.
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Learn how to use Speak effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "How do I say 'hello' in French?"
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Prompt 2: "Can you explain how to politely greet someone in Japanese?"
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Prompt 3: "What does the word 'putain' mean in French?"
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Prompt 4: "Tell me how to compliment someone in Spanish on their appearance."
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Prompt 5: "What's the best way to ask for directions in Italian?"
Features and commands
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translate | This command translates a specific phrase or word into the foreign language requested by the user. It also provides an explanation of how to say the translation. You need to provide the phrase to translate, the foreign language being learned, the native language, additional context, and the full query of the user. |
explainTask | This command explains the best way to say or do something in a specific situation or context with a foreign language. It should be used when the user asks for more general or high-level explanations. You need to provide the task description, the foreign language being learned, the native language, additional context, and the full query of the user. |
explainPhrase | This command explains the meaning and usage of a specific foreign language phrase. You need to provide the foreign phrase, the foreign language being asked about, the native language, additional context, and the full query of the user. |