Vocabulary & review
Keep track of your vocabulary, choose what you want to learn, review it over time, or spend time listening to the words and sentences that matter to you.
Features
Explore the different ways you can learn and practise with Vocafy. Start with what is useful to you now, and use other features when you need them.
See the words and phrases you have collected, what you are learning and what you already know. Follow your progress, review your history and start practising your vocabulary.
Create personal vocabulary collections from your own material, imported vocabulary, images, or words you save in Vocafy, then listen and practise with them.
Practise the vocabulary you are learning with scheduled review, recall, writing, sentence completion and listening activities.
Turn the vocabulary and example sentences you are learning into flexible listening practice. Adjust playback order, pauses, repetitions and speed to suit how you want to listen.
Content
Create learning material for what you need, bring in content you already use, or choose something from Vocafy.
Read graded books or create your own for your level and interests. Read, listen, look up words, save vocabulary, and share books with others.
Create reading texts for your level, topic and learning goals. Practise vocabulary or grammar, listen sentence by sentence and save useful language as you read.
Read and listen to current news adapted for language learning. Follow the topics you care about, explore vocabulary while reading and build a personal daily audio mix.
Learn with songs made for language practice. Follow synced lyrics, look up and save vocabulary, sing along with karaoke, and record your own version.
Learn from YouTube and other supported videos with interactive subtitles. Replay sentences, look up words, save vocabulary, read transcripts, and import videos from the web.
Save words with their context, turn articles into reading practice, and bring YouTube videos with subtitles into Vocafy using the browser extension.
More ways to work with content
Create learning material around your interests or bring in text, articles, videos and vocabulary you already want to understand and practise.
Explore words in context, see what you are learning, and save useful vocabulary from texts, lyrics, subtitles, and news without leaving the content.
Practice
Practise what you are learning through conversation, pronunciation, quizzes or more guided activities.
Practise through open conversation, guided lessons, vocabulary sessions and roleplay. Reuse saved vocabulary, review words and save new expressions as you chat.
Practise pronunciation with words and sentences you are already learning. Listen, record yourself, compare your speech and get detailed feedback for supported languages.
Create quizzes from a Voca Set or a simple prompt, edit the questions, and practise with multiple choice, typing, ordering, fill-in and listening tasks.
Learn through structured courses and individual lessons with explanations, examples, audio and vocabulary you can save for later practice.
Tools
Get help when you need the right expression, a correction, a translation or more information about the language.
Describe what you want to say and get a natural expression in your target language, with the situation and tone taken into account.
Explore grammar by level, see how sentences work, hear examples, and check your own writing with clear corrections and explanations.
Translate longer text with attention to context and style. Add background information, choose a tone and compare alternative translations.
Look up words with meanings, examples, pronunciation, common phrases, related words, collocations, frequency and CEFR level in one learner-friendly dictionary.
Focus on the sounds that matter for the language you are learning. Explore each sound as it is used in that language, with its own example words, audio and pronunciation guidance.
Turn any image into an interactive visual dictionary. Add words and expressions to points in the picture and build vocabulary around real places, objects and scenes.
How these features can work together
Learning Memory
Save a useful word or phrase while reading, watching or practising, and Vocafy can keep the context where you found it, whether you are learning it or already know it, and parts of your learning history.
Later, the same vocabulary can be used again in review, listening, conversation and other supported features. This means a useful word you find in one place does not have to stay there.
Or, by what you want to do
If you already know what you're trying to do, just not what it's called, start here instead.
Understand what you read, watch and listen to
Keep what you've learned
Speak with confidence
Check what you actually know
Learn with more guidance
Get help when you need it
Start with what is useful to you
Each feature can be useful on its own. Start with the kind of learning that helps you now, and add other tools when you need them.