Clozemaster is a language learning tool that uses fill-in-the-blank sentences to teach vocabulary in context. It offers thousands of sentences in 50+ languages and over 170 language pairings. Users can type answers or choose multiple choice, with sentences returning for spaced-repetition review. It is free to play.
Lute
Lute (Learning Using Texts) is a standalone web application installed on a computer for reading texts. It supports defining languages and dictionaries, creating and editing texts, and creating terms and multi-word terms. It also offers parent terms and word images.
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- standalone web application that you install on your computer Source: luteorg.github.io
- defining languages and dictionaries Source: luteorg.github.io
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0Clozemaster is a language learning tool that uses fill-in-the-blank sentences to teach vocabulary in context. It offers thousands of sentences in 50+ languages and over 170 language pairings. Users can type answers or choose multiple choice, with sentences returning for spaced-repetition review. It is free to play.
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