Learn English —
the words that actually come up
Stop memorizing word lists. Learn the core vocabulary of daily life, work, and travel in context. With simple explanations and direct translation.
How it works
A proven method to fluency in three simple steps.
1. Top 1000 Words
We focus exclusively on the high-frequency vocabulary that makes up 80% of daily conversations.
2. Spaced Repetition
Our smart algorithm calculates the perfect time for you to review each word, moving it to long-term memory.
3. Practice with AI
Apply your vocabulary in real-world scenarios through interactive, voice-based conversations with our AI.
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Why list-memorization fails
English is the global language of communication. Yet, many learners spend years memorizing lists only to feel stuck when they need to speak.
The first mistake is starting with dry grammar tables. You spend months learning complex rules, yet cannot order a coffee. Grammar is important, but vocabulary is essential — without words, grammar is useless.
The second mistake is learning words without context. A word without an example is a dead word. Zipf's law states that the 1000 most frequent words in English cover 85% of everyday speech. Focus on these words first, and start speaking in weeks.
Where you actually need English
At work
- ✓ Write professional emails
- ✓ Participate in Zoom calls
- ✓ Read documentation
- ✓ Global job opportunities
Traveling
- ✓ Hotel check-in
- ✓ Airport navigation
- ✓ Order in restaurants
- ✓ Ask for directions
Self-growth
- ✓ Watch conferences
- ✓ Take online courses
- ✓ Read global books
- ✓ Connect with international friends
10 English words worth knowing first
These show up in almost every sentence
How it works
Pick a word
Words are sorted by frequency — most useful first.
Read the explanation
Grammar note + 2 example sentences at your level.
Practice
Flashcards, quiz, listening — pick what works for you.
Come back
Spaced repetition reminds you before you forget.
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