Time to start my execution thread.
I'm Italian and last semester in uni I had to study a new language (Spanish). When it came to preparing myself for the exam, one of the things I did was write some texts in Spanish to improve my writing skill. Since I had no one who could correct me (at least, not immediately) I searched an extension like Grammarly but for the Spanish language. I didn't find anything.
After the exam I had an idea: maybe there are people who are trying to learn Italian who would use an extension like Grammarly to improve their writing skills. This extension could be used also by people who have to write a lot in their job (for example bloggers or lawyers).
So now, I made a quick research and find no application similar to Grammarly for the Italian language. I also found on Quora some people asking for it, but 0 replies. I think this could be a good opportunity.
And now came the hard part: I have used Grammarly for a year or so, but I know nothing about how it works, how it is made, and so on. So I start from completely 0.
My plan at the beginning of this project is to commit 1.30 hour every day. I think it's more important to be constant for now. I'm doing this for the growth and for the experience, I don't care too much if this project won't get much success, I want to focus on the journey. Don't know how often I'll update this thread, but advice (or kick-a$$) from you guys is always welcomed.
I'm Italian and last semester in uni I had to study a new language (Spanish). When it came to preparing myself for the exam, one of the things I did was write some texts in Spanish to improve my writing skill. Since I had no one who could correct me (at least, not immediately) I searched an extension like Grammarly but for the Spanish language. I didn't find anything.
After the exam I had an idea: maybe there are people who are trying to learn Italian who would use an extension like Grammarly to improve their writing skills. This extension could be used also by people who have to write a lot in their job (for example bloggers or lawyers).
So now, I made a quick research and find no application similar to Grammarly for the Italian language. I also found on Quora some people asking for it, but 0 replies. I think this could be a good opportunity.
And now came the hard part: I have used Grammarly for a year or so, but I know nothing about how it works, how it is made, and so on. So I start from completely 0.
My plan at the beginning of this project is to commit 1.30 hour every day. I think it's more important to be constant for now. I'm doing this for the growth and for the experience, I don't care too much if this project won't get much success, I want to focus on the journey. Don't know how often I'll update this thread, but advice (or kick-a$$) from you guys is always welcomed.
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