You learn words
and still forget them?
Learn words by topic, listen to pronunciation and come back to review.
Choose a collection and start with a few cards. Regular practice helps you retain new words.
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REVIEW TO REMEMBER MORE
A science-based system
Spaced repetition helps you revisit words at intervals.
Long-term memory
Review familiar words and check which ones need more practice.
No cramming
Try to recall the translation before revealing the answer.
ACTIVATE YOUR ENTIRE MEMORY AT ONCE
You hear, see, pronounce, and associate. Every word is experienced through your body, voice, and eyes.
Image
Activates visual memory
Native speaker’s voice
Auditory memory
Repetition
Motor memory
Example
Semantic memory
Use audio, an image and an example to understand a word and how to use it.
FROM CARDS TO PRACTICE
Read an example, say the word aloud and make your own sentence. Give new words a clear context.
Combine cards with reading, listening and speaking practice.
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A LITTLE PRACTICE EVERY DAY
Start with a short session: choose a few words, listen and test yourself.
Choose a comfortable pace and revisit words you find hard to recall.
YOU UNDERSTAND — BUT YOU CAN’T SAY IT?
If a word is hard to find, listen to it, repeat it aloud and use it in a short sentence.
Return to the audio and example on the card as often as you need.
Pronunciation and conversation take practice. Cards help you prepare the words you need.
SPEAK NATURALLY
Listen to the audio and repeat. Pay attention to stress and individual sounds.
Compare your pronunciation with the example and revisit difficult words.
Aim for clear speech and more confidence with familiar words.
TAILORED TO YOU
You learn only what you actually use.
Dishes
Dish names for menus and conversations about food.
Explore topicRooms and Furniture
Rooms at home and the furniture inside them.
Explore topicClothing and Footwear
Names of clothes and shoes for your wardrobe and shopping.
Explore topicAt the Hotel
Words for checking in and staying at a hotel.
Explore topicProfessions
Talk about your job and what other people do.
Explore topicHobbies and Interests
Words for talking about your favourite activities.
Explore topicCHOOSE YOUR ACCENT — BRITISH OR AMERICAN
Every language is like music. And you can choose which sound you want to learn to speak in.
British voiceover
Listen to the British version and compare the pronunciation of familiar words.
American accent
Switch to the American version to hear the differences.
This way, you’re not just learning words — you’re feeling how the language lives in different countries: which words differ, how they sound, and where they’re used
RESULTS THAT INSPIRE
Choose a manageable daily goal: a few new words and a review of familiar ones.
Notice which words you recognize and which need another review.
Word count alone does not determine language level. Practice reading, writing, listening and speaking too.
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Dictionary, pronunciation, and word lists
Open the dictionary for meaning hints, pronunciation, audio, examples, and topic-based lists. You can quickly find a word, compare similar options, and add vocabulary to flashcards.
Start with frequency lists or topics for travel, work, family, food, and study. If a word is familiar, move to examples and pronunciation; if a topic is new, learn it in small batches.
How to pronounce English words
Audio, pronunciation, and phonetic transcription for dictionary entries.
Most common English words
High-frequency word lists for A1–B2 vocabulary building and regular review.
Top 2,500 words for beginners
Core high-frequency vocabulary with translations, phonetic transcription, and audio.
Nuts and seeds in English
Food vocabulary: almond, walnut, peanut, sesame, and more.
Family members in English
Relatives, family, and relationships with translations and pronunciation.
Differences between words
Short explanations of synonyms, translations, and common mistakes.
Which language are you learning?
Choose a language to open its dedicated vocabulary, pronunciation, topic lists, and flashcards.
Popular pages cover common needs quickly: family vocabulary, interview words, travel language, tourism, nuts and seeds, the Russian alphabet, and core high-frequency words. Each topic opens as a list with translations, pronunciation, and flashcards.
If you arrived from search, start with the list or dictionary entry you need. To remember words for longer, open Learn: it schedules reviews and shows each flashcard at the right time instead of storing one long list.