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Etymology, vocabulary drills, immersion tools and dictionaries with opinions. Useful whether you are learning a language or just fond of your own.
The spaced repetition flashcard system serious learners settle on, with shared decks for nearly every subject.
Fill-in-the-blank sentences mined from real corpora, aimed squarely at people who have outgrown the beginner apps.
Gamified courses in dozens of languages, plus the guilt engine keeping most people's streaks technically alive.
Native speakers pronouncing individual words in hundreds of languages, for when a phonetic spelling is not enough.
A marketplace of language tutors giving one-to-one video lessons at wildly varying prices and standards.
Free audio courses that teach by making you work out the grammar yourself, made by one person with no adverts.
Read and listen to real material while tapping unknown words, which quietly become your review deck.
Vocabulary drills built around clips of native speakers saying the phrase in an actual street.