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I hope someone finds this web page useful: https://tatoeba.org/en/sentences/index
The web page is about collecting sentences and translations to them. I personally find this handy but I still lack ideas how to use it properly in language learning.
-Zimozie
native, 
C1-B2, 
B2-B1, 
B1-A2, 
A2-A1, 
A1
Duolingo profile: https://duome.eu/zimozie77
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Many of the sentences on Tatoeba are sourced to Clozemaster (self-claimed "post-Duolingo" app). It's a freemium app like Duolingo. Most of the basic features are for free. I post my review comment on Clozemaster here:
viewtopic.php?p=16794-good-free-languag ... ges#p16794
MsFixer with Pulau Bahasa | Native: 
| Learning: 
(B1)
CorinnebelleTatoeba is an interesting tool for language learning.
You can explore how words are translated in different languages.
Listen to audio in your target language with an English translation. Target language is Hebrew in the example.
Learn how sentences are translated in different languages. Base language is Hebrew here and I selected audio in the advanced search.
L1 Advanced beginner Duolingo levels
Languages without borders, languages bridging gaps, the Red Cross are my heroes.
