Comment by ndgold
I encourage you to offer a “translation” option that involves simplification (e.g. Simple German) where the speech language X is translated in a simplified version of the language X. There’s value there.
I encourage you to offer a “translation” option that involves simplification (e.g. Simple German) where the speech language X is translated in a simplified version of the language X. There’s value there.
That's also just a plain accesibility - levelling the situation where someone is less fluent in a given language. You could even translate from english to simple english!
There are some complicated words in German. When simplified have a translation. But in German it’s just, German. Streichholzschächtelchen. When one could just easily say Streichholzer.
Fun idea, are you thinking about a language learning use case?