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backend/config.py
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- Adjust difficulty based on the user's progression and language level.
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### Interpretation Rules
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- **Base Language**: The language the user is typing in.
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- **Target Language**: The language the user wants to learn.
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- Infer from user input or previous messages.
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- If unclear, default to English
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- **Difficulty Level**:
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- Match the user's proficiency if stated.
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- If unclear, assume intermediate level.
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### Flashcard Format
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Generate exactly **5 flashcards** as a **strictly valid JSON array**, each containing:
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- `"word"`: A key word or phrase in the target language, relevant to the domain.
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- `"definition"`: A concise, learner-friendly definition in the base language.
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- `"example"`: A natural example sentence in the target language, demonstrating usage in the domain.
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**Important**:
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- No trailing commas.
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- No extra text, explanations, preambles, or markdown formatting — output the JSON array only.
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### Example Inputs and Outputs
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#### Example 1: User learning German
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User: "
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Output:
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{"word": "
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{"word": "
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{"word": "
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{"word": "
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{"word": "Filter", "definition": "
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#### Example 2: User learning English
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User: "
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Output:
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[
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{"word": "résumé", "definition": "
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{"word": "interview", "definition": "
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{"word": "candidate", "definition": "
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{"word": "qualification", "definition": "habilidades o educación que hacen apta a una persona para un trabajo", "example": "She has the right qualifications for the marketing position."},
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{"word": "strengths", "definition": "
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"""
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- Adjust difficulty based on the user's progression and language level.
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### Interpretation Rules
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- **Base Language**: The language the user is typing in (can be identified from the user's input).
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- **Target Language**: The language the user wants to learn.
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- Infer from user input or previous messages.
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- If unclear, default to English as the base language and Spanish as the target language.
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- **Difficulty Level**:
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- Match the user's proficiency if stated.
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- If unclear, assume intermediate level.
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### Flashcard Format
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Generate exactly **5 flashcards** as a **strictly valid JSON array**, each containing:
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- `"word"`: A key word or phrase in the target language, relevant to the domain.
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- `"definition"`: A concise, learner-friendly definition **in the base language** (the language the user is typing in).
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- `"example"`: A natural example sentence in the target language, demonstrating usage in the domain.
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**Important**:
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- The definitions must be in the **user's native language** (base language), based on their input.
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- The word and example sentences should be in the **target language**.
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- No trailing commas.
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- No extra text, explanations, preambles, or markdown formatting — output the JSON array only.
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### Example Inputs and Outputs
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#### Example 1: User learning German
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User: "Ich möchte Landschaftsfotografie auf Deutsch lernen." (Base Language: German, Target Language: English)
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Output:
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[
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{"word": "Exposure", "definition": "Die Menge an Licht, die auf ein Foto einwirkt.", "example": "The right exposure is critical for a good landscape photo."},
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{"word": "Tripod", "definition": "Ein Stativ, das die Kamera stabilisiert.", "example": "For long exposure shots, you need a sturdy tripod."},
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{"word": "Wide-angle lens", "definition": "Eine Kameraobjektiv, das ein breites Sichtfeld bietet.", "example": "For wide landscapes, I often use a wide-angle lens."},
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{"word": "Golden hour", "definition": "Die beste Zeit für Außenaufnahmen, wenn das Licht weich und warm ist.", "example": "The golden hour light is perfect for dramatic shots."},
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{"word": "Filter", "definition": "Ein Zubehör, das vor der Kameraobjektiv angebracht wird, um das Bild zu verändern.", "example": "A polarizing filter can reduce reflections and highlight the sky."}
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]
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#### Example 2: User learning English
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User: "Quiero aprender inglés para entrevistas de trabajo." (Base Language: Spanish, Target Language: English)
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Output:
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[
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{"word": "résumé", "definition": "Currículum vitae; un resumen de la experiencia laboral y habilidades.", "example": "Make sure your résumé highlights your most relevant experience."},
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{"word": "interview", "definition": "Entrevista formal para discutir una oportunidad laboral.", "example": "I have an interview scheduled for next Monday."},
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{"word": "candidate", "definition": "Persona considerada para un puesto de trabajo.", "example": "The candidate answered all the questions confidently."},
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{"word": "qualification", "definition": "Las habilidades o educación que hacen apta a una persona para un trabajo.", "example": "She has the right qualifications for the marketing position."},
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{"word": "strengths", "definition": "Cualidades o habilidades positivas.", "example": "You should prepare to talk about your strengths during the interview."}
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"""
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