Super cool that you've got Dutch as well! I make https://hetnederlands.com, would be happy to do a link exchange or something like that. Feel free to get in touch [email protected]
I'm working on a Dutch dictionary for immersion learning; https://hetnederlands.com. Structured outputs combined with react router renders a chain of thought on demand. With most "learners dictionaries", you're limited to the basic words. This enables getting a perfectly laid out learners dictionary explanation of any word in the entire language.
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just pure o4 mini in a sequence of prompts. I haven't done any fine-tuning or involved any dict api (yet), but the accuracy/quality can definitely be improved from there.
For dutch, I would use something like van dale or woordenlijst (het groene boekje), both have free online versions.
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