A short story · Chapter 1
Where the light remained
Tap any word. Press and drag across words to select a phrase.
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Language learning through reading
Learn a language by reading what you care about.
Bring an article, story, EPUB, transcript, or your own text. Tap words and phrases for meaning, save what matters, and meet it again in context when it is time to review.
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ReadingSpanish · B1
The path by the river
Al caer la tarde, Lucía siguió el sendero que bordeaba el río. Cada palabra nueva parecía una pequeña luz entre los árboles.
senderopath · trail
Save to vocabularyReadNoticeRemember
Bring your own reading.Learn from what already holds your attention.
Understand in context.Look up any word or selected phrase without leaving the page.
Remember what matters.Carry real encounters into a gentler review rhythm.
Try a small encounter
The reading stays central.
Every word is selectable. Saved vocabulary gains the same familiarity markings used in the app, while drag selection keeps phrases inside the reader.
From page to memory
A loop that begins with curiosity.
Langfella does not replace real content with another lesson track. It helps you move through what you already want to understand.
See the complete workflow- 01
Choose your language space
Give each language its own focused library, vocabulary, and review rhythm.
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Bring something worth reading
Paste text, import an article, upload an EPUB, or choose from the shared library.
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Notice without leaving the page
Tap a word, select a phrase, listen, compare meanings, and save only what matters.
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Return at the right time
Review at-risk words while their original sentence and source stay close.
One connected experience
The word never loses the story it came from.
01 · Your shelf
Build a library you actually want to return to.
Import a long-form book or a two-minute article. Langfella remembers where you stopped and keeps finished material connected to its vocabulary.
- Text, URL, EPUB, and AI-assisted imports
- Levels, tags, chapters, and progress
- A moderated library shared by learners
02 · Your reader
Stay inside the sentence while you work something out.
Select a word or phrase, compare meanings, listen, save it, then close the panel and continue.
- Word and phrase selection
- Familiarity markings that match the app
- Original sentence and source retained
03 · Your memory
Review what you met, not a stranger’s word list.
Saved vocabulary becomes a lightweight review queue. Misses return sooner; truly solid words can retire.
- Recognition and production exercises
- Most at-risk words first
- Activity, pass rate, streak, and outlook
Why it makes a difference
Less interruption. More useful contact with the language.
Langfella sits between reading and review, preserving the context that separate readers, translators, and flashcard tools usually lose.
Where it fits in your learning journeyBring real content
Use the stories, books, articles, and transcripts that already give you a reason to keep going.
Keep the exact encounter
The selected meaning, original sentence, source, notes, and encounter count stay connected.
Review from your reading
Recognition and production exercises return to vocabulary you actually met, starting with what is most at risk.
Install it where you read
Add the web app to your home screen. The interface supports English, Turkish, Spanish, Arabic, and Russian, including right-to-left layout.
Questions, answered plainly
Before you begin.
Langfella is a reading companion and vocabulary system—not a promise that one tool does all of language learning.
Who is Langfella for?
It is for learners who know some of a language and want more time with meaningful text. Beginners can start with level-appropriate material; experienced learners can import the books, articles, and transcripts they would choose anyway.
What can I read in Langfella?
Paste text, import the readable part of a URL, upload an EPUB, choose from the moderated shared library, or bring structured material from an AI assistant you already use.
How does vocabulary review work?
Saved words and phrases join a review schedule. Due items come first, new vocabulary enters gradually, and recognition and production exercises bring difficult items back sooner.
Does Langfella replace a teacher or a complete course?
No. It complements lessons, conversation, listening, and grammar study by making reading easier to sustain and keeping vocabulary connected to its source.
Can I install Langfella on my phone?
Yes. Add the installable web app to your home screen from a supported browser for a focused, app-like experience. Native iOS and Android store listings are planned.
Your next page can teach you something
Bring one thing you already want to read.
Start with a short article, a story, or a book you have been meaning to open.
