Wordveil: English Cryptogram

Do you recognize English words when you read them, yet they won't come to you when you speak? Wordveil is for learners stuck at intermediate: it reinforces the English you already know until you can use it. Every level is a real quote with its letters turned into numbers: from famous thinkers, writers and leaders, and from books. Cracking it pulls words from memory; when you get stuck, the "Meaning?" bubble shows what the word means in that line. Short quizzes and spaced review bring each word back just before you forget it. • 1,300+ of the most common English words and phrases; the very basic ones (week, book) are skipped • Easy, Medium and Hard: three tracks from A2 to B2, over 2,700 levels • Every word with its meaning in your language, pronunciation and an example sentence • False-friend notes (words that look like one in your language but mean something else) and notes on words people mix up (say or tell?) • Four question types: choose the meaning, find the English, fill the gap, listen and write • Word Book, Quotes collection and favorites • Daily streak and keys; Sign in with Apple keeps your progress on every device Ads appear only when you choose to watch one for a key. Word lists: New General Service List (NGSL) and NGSL-Spoken, Charles Browne, Brent Culligan & Joseph Phillips, CC BY-SA 4.0. Levels: CEFR-J Wordlist 1.5, Yukio Tono, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies; Octanove Vocabulary Profile C1/C2, Octanove Labs, CC BY-SA 4.0. Levels are a guide, not an official CEFR assessment. Quotes collected from Wikiquote (CC BY-SA 4.0); all rights remain with their owners.