Getting started with RSS feeds
What is an RSS Feed?
FeedDeLingo is a feed reader that allows you to browse articles from websites by adding their RSS feeds.
For those unfamiliar with feed readers, an RSS feed (also known as an Atom or web feed) is a standardized format used by websites to publish frequently updated information, like blog posts or news headlines, in a structured way. Think of it as a special link that contains a list of a site's latest content. To use FeedDeLingo, you'll need to find and copy the RSS feed URL from the website you wish to follow and then add it to FeedDeLingo.
RSS feeds are typically represented by an icon like the one above. You'll need to locate a link indicabted by such an icon and add it to FeedDeLingo.
NOTE
Please note that not all websites offer RSS feeds. Additionally, some older feeds may no longer be updated or could be broken. In such cases, FeedDeLingo may display an error during registration or updates.
Even if a feed is available, some websites might block AI access. In these instances, FeedDeLingo's AI summarization feature may not work, and an error may occur.
RSS Feed List for FeedDeLingo
Above is a list of RSS feeds that have been confirmed to work with FeedDeLingo. We've provided "Add to FeedDeLingo" buttons for each language. Simply click the button for the language you want to learn, and the list of RSS feeds will be added to your FeedDeLingo web page.
This initial list was generated with the help of AI to suggest popular sites for various languages and has been verified for compatibility with FeedDeLingo. It serves as a starting point to demonstrate how FeedDeLingo functions. Please note that this is not a specially curated list of sites recommended by FeedDeLingo for language learning. FeedDeLingo encourages you to personalize your learning experience by adding RSS feeds from websites that genuinely interest you.
We have not thoroughly reviewed the content of every feed on this list. We plan to conduct further research and expand this resource in the future.