Language Reactor transformed: fueled by AI
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Not Language Reactor. Something better — powered by AI
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1Letters - Learn Languages with Dual Translation and Flashcards
Learn languages with Active Recall and Spaced Repetition in context
Users657Current public install base
Rating4.5Store average score
Reviews4Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
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Version0.8.32
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Size298KiB
Languages1English
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Learn a new word just to forget it minutes later? Learn languages with Translate and Active Recall in Context.
The problem isn’t you—it’s passive recall. By seeing translations too quickly, your brain never truly locks in new vocabulary.
Enter Learn Languages with Translate and Active Recall. Our Chrome extension flips the process: you try recalling words first, then check the translation. This active recall approach cements vocabulary into your long-term memory. Ready to stop forgetting and start mastering? Install now!
Features include:
- Active Recall: Promotes deeper memory retention by requiring you to recall words and phrases rather than passively recognizing them.
- Adaptive Learning: Starts with full translations and gradually shifts to giving hints like the first letter of a word, catering to your learning progress.
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When the "SHOW SUBTITLES IN VIDEO'' option is enabled, the Arabic words in sentences are flowing from left to right. This is incorrect. Arabic words in sentences should always be written from right to left.
Very helpful extension for those who prefer to learn vocabulary real-time from videos. This will definetly be one of the key learning tools I use for danish!