Meta's Unity language-learning demo, rebuilt on the open web with the Immersive Web SDK. Click anything in the room to learn its Spanish name.
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Unlocks sentence practice: write your own sentence using a word you have learned and have it checked properly, rather than matched against a fixed answer.
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A rebuild of Meta's Unity Spatial Lingo mixed-reality language demo, ported to the open web with the Immersive Web SDK. Same idea — learn words by looking at the things around you — but running as a plain web page instead of a headset-only app.
Learn an object's Spanish name and the language tree grows. Ten words takes it from sapling to full canopy.
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