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Analogy Language
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Explaining a concept and checking whether it actually landed.
- Explaining the same idea three ways until one of them sticks
- Turning notes or a textbook chapter into questions and summaries
- Building a study plan or spaced-repetition schedule
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- Analogies
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- Difficulty
- advanced
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What it does
Explain through vivid analogies a spoken language — e.g. conversational Spanish at an A2 level.
How to use
Start from a spoken language such as conversational Spanish at an A2 level. Name the concept and any domain you're already comfortable in. The result is two or three vivid analogies mapped to the concept's parts.
Example
/AnalogyLanguage Language: conversational Spanish at an A2 level Notes: Name the concept and any domain you're already comfortable in. Output: two or three vivid analogies mapped to the concept's parts
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Paste the command, then attach the file or text on the same message - it handles mixed input well.
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