Learn Words Lite

Learn Words Lite

Build your personal vocabulary

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Released
July 14, 2021
Updated
September 28, 2026

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LearnWords is a small app designed to improve your vocabulary. You get to decide which words to learn. Along with animated word cards LearnWords offers dictation and speech recognition exercises to help memorizing the words. Each word has its progress indicator. Study your way: you may manually mark the word as known or unknown, skip words. Whenever you might want to look up the word in an extended dictionary you can. Just download it beforehand — for free. You can make your own word sets for lessons, books and more. There is export/import capability which lets you share and exchange word sets. You can add words one by one or import them from text files or as text from any other app via share action. This will add several words at once to the current word set. The text for the import should consist of rows of type "foreign word : native word, native synonym". If you stumble upon an interesting word you can share this single word to LearnWords — it will offer to add it to the current set. Speech recognition requires internet connection. Other features work offline. The app itself gathers no data, contains no advertisement.
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What's New in Learn Words Lite

1.3.0

September 28, 2026

Pronunciation practice is fairer and calmer: • Your first spoken attempt is still judged against the recognizer's best reading — but retries also credit its close alternatives, so a near-miss that real conversation would accept counts. • The Listen button speaks the answer and marks the attempt as aided, so it weighs appropriately in your progress. Typing and review: • Typed answers match inflected forms — "went" counts for "go", and case forms count for the dictionary word. • New setting: a word counts as learned only after you produce it, not just recognize it. • Double-tap a word in the list to look it up; a long press shows its statistics. Import: • LearnWords' own Anki exports import back correctly, and plain-text files whose headers or separators confused format detection restore again. • Word lookup now works on the confirm-meanings screen too.

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