Best Dejavocab Apps

4.5(59 ratings)

FreeIn-App Purchases

This app helps you learn languages by immersing you in real-world content like videos, podcasts, and books. It builds a personal language corpus by capturing and organizing language chunks from natural input, allowing you to review words within their original context. The system integrates spoken and written language for a continuous learning experience.

Blithe: Study & Chat by HOANG NGOC VIET GROUP COMPANY LIMITED

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🌐 Social Networking

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Speak Stream by Dmytro Movchan

Real talk. Real progress.

Worth Considering

Translate Video with Voice

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This app aids foreign language listening practice by allowing users to set sentence repetition times, playback rates, and pause durations. It offers convenient modes for detailed sentence comprehension and word-by-word listening.

Sentence repetitionA-B repetitionVariable playback rate

Every grammar has its place

Build your language journey

Personalized learning pathsAI-driven content customizationComprehensible input and spaced repetition

This app empowers users to create personalized language learning paths using AI and proven methods. Master 65 languages by studying content and difficulty levels tailored to your interests and needs. It focuses on effective learning principles rather than gamification.