I built QuizLingua – A multiplayer quiz game for learning [JAPANESE] & [KOREAN] – would love feedback!

[Darius]

Hey everyone!

I’ve been learning Japanese and Korean on and off for a while now, and like a lot of people, I found the writing systems pretty overwhelming at first.

What helped me the most with memorizing stuff in the past (like country flags or capitals) was using quiz games, they made things stick way faster for me, especially when there was a competitive element involved, so I figured… why not try that approach for language learning?

That’s how QuizLingua was born, a web-based multiplayer quiz game designed specifically for Japanese and Korean learners. I initially built it for myself, but ended up turning it into a full platform where others can learn together too.

I also added features like a friends system and global chat because I really wanted it to feel more open and social, less like a traditional flashcard app, and more like a community if that makes sense

Here’s what it has so far:

• ⚔️ Real-time multiplayer quiz battles

• 🧠 Solo/practice mode

• 🚪 Guest access (no sign-up needed)

• 🧩 Learning section by script

• 📈 Progress tracking & achievements

• 🏆 Leaderboards

• 💬 Global chat + friends system

If you’re learning Japanese or Korean, I’d love for you to give it a try and let me know what you think! Feedback is super appreciated, it’s still early days, so I’m trying to improve things as I go. 🙏

🔗 https://quizlingua.com

[Laurie Owens]

On 4/17/2025 at 4:50 PM, Darius said:

Hey everyone!

I’ve been learning Japanese and Korean on and off for a while now, and like a lot of people, I found the writing systems pretty overwhelming at first.

What helped me the most with memorizing stuff in the past (like country flags or capitals) was using quiz games, they made things stick way faster for me, especially when there was a competitive element involved, so I figured… why not try that approach for language learning?

That’s how QuizLingua was born, a web-based multiplayer quiz game designed specifically for Japanese and Korean learners. I initially built it for myself, but ended up turning it into a full platform where others can learn together too.

I also added features like a friends system and global chat because I really wanted it to feel more open and social, less like a traditional flashcard app, and more like a community if that makes sense

Here’s what it has so far:

• ⚔️ Real-time multiplayer quiz battles

• 🧠 Solo/practice mode

• 🚪 Guest access (no sign-up needed)

• 🧩 Learning section by script

• 📈 Progress tracking & achievements

• 🏆 Leaderboards

• 💬 Global chat + friends system

If you’re learning Japanese or Korean, I’d love for you to give it a try and let me know what you think! Feedback is super appreciated, it’s still early days, so I’m trying to improve things as I go. 🙏

🔗 QuizLingua looks great as a multiplayer language tool! It reminds me of https://gambleorb.com/kazino-me-pragmatika-chrimata/goldspin-casino/ which balances fun with engagement features. Consider adding reward mechanics, progress tracking, and leveling systems to enhance motivation and long-term retention in your users.

Thanks for sharing.

[jach]

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[levandovskii]

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