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Andrian Andronic
Earn flowers to unlock lessons and
With interactive lessons featuring over 6,000 , each with images, phonetic transcriptions, and native speaker pronunciations. Explore more than 15 thematic topics and 140 subtopics to build skills through structured content.
Fredrik Alstorp
Practice with spaced repetition
Learn facts through spaced repetition. Practice in short sessions, twice daily. Track progress and repeat exercises based on individual needs. Focus on mastering without stress.
Speechling Education Corporation
Practice speech with native feedback
Languages through pronunciation practice with daily feedback from coaches. Practice speaking, receive instant corrections, and access endless conversation content. Track progress and improve fluency without focusing on vocabulary or grammar rules.
Atlas Educational Software
Acids and track progress
Study and test knowledge of the 20 standard acids through customizable quizzes. Topics include names, structural formulas, 1-letter and 3-letter codes, codons, and side chain classes. Quizzes are available for free. Remove ads with an in- purchase.
Andrian Andronic
Earn flowers to unlock lessons
With vocabulary , images, phonetic transcriptions, and native speaker pronunciations. Earn flowers to unlock content. Practice speaking through interactive exercises. Track progress and set learning goals. Share achievements with others.
Cambridge University Press & Assessment (App)
English definitions and Chinese translations.
The app provides over 40,000 words with English definitions and Traditional Chinese translations. It includes illustrations and over 80,000 example sentences for word explanation.
The CJK Dictionary Institute, Inc.
Learn Kanji with Electronic Dictionary
The app provides access to 3,002 kanji entry characters, including all characters from the Jōyō Kanji and Jinmei Kanji lists. It offers animated stroke-order diagrams and multiple search modes for kanji and compounds.
Oleh Shpak
Practice grammar with real-world questions
Learn through real-world scenarios with grammar exercises organized by A1, A2, and B1 levels. Practice pronunciation with audio support. Use picture-based tests for visual word association and solve puzzles to find missing letters in words.
Alexey Nenastyev
Watch videos, repeat phrases, speak aloud
Learn languages through movie scenes, YouTube clips, and podcasts. Watch videos with bilingual subtitles synced to audio. Tap phrases for instant AI explanations. Practice speaking with interactive exercises.
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