Research-informed language learning, with AI helping you adapt the practice. These methods are designed to be useful across target languages, rather than teaching one language as a complete course.
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Learning guide
Using AI for language learning
Use AI for language learning with focused vocabulary practice, useful feedback and a clear routine. See how learners, teachers and tutors can work together.
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AI vocabulary practice that adapts to you
Build AI vocabulary practice around your own words and mistakes. Use recall questions, meaningful examples and a short record to guide your next session.
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Anki for language learning: a practical setup
Use Anki for language learning with clear questions, relevant examples and sensible reviews. Learn where AI can help you prepare cards and check their quality.
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How to create useful language flashcards with AI
Create language flashcards with AI from checked vocabulary. Use clear recall questions, inspect examples and export a small set for your preferred flashcard tool.
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Spaced repetition for language learning
Plan spaced vocabulary practice with clear recall questions, a simple log and realistic review sessions. See where AI and flashcard tools can help.
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Sleep and language learning: what the evidence says
Can you learn a language in your sleep? Understand the evidence on word memory, the limits of overnight recordings and a practical routine for reviewing vocabulary.
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These English and French sets demonstrate the same recall routine. They are examples you can adapt, not the site’s overall language focus.
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English language flashcards: a worked example
Practise 24 English words and phrases with revealable flashcards for work, messages and everyday life. Download the cards and personalise your next practice session.
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Learn French words faster: a worked example
Learn French words with relevant phrases, clear recall questions and a manageable review plan. Try 24 starter items and use AI to personalise the practice.
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