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Create a language profile
Choose the language you are learning, the language you already speak, and a gentle daily limit for new review items.
Each profile keeps its own shelf, saved words, review queue, and statistics.
How Langfella works
From something worth reading to something you can remember.
Langfella connects the parts of language learning that are often scattered across a reader, dictionary, notebook, audio tool, and flashcard app.
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Add meaningful material
Paste a story, import an article URL, upload an EPUB, choose from the moderated library, or prepare material with an AI assistant.
Paragraphs, chapters, headings, glossaries, tags, and comprehension questions can stay part of the material.
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Read without breaking the spell
Langfella presents the text as an editorial reading surface and quietly remembers your position.
Controls stay close enough to help and far enough away to leave the text central.
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Notice a word or phrase
Tap a word or select a phrase. Inspect meanings, listen, mark familiarity, and save the sense that fits the sentence.
The sentence, source, selected meaning, notes, and future encounters remain connected.
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Return before it fades
Saved vocabulary enters a review schedule with due items first and new items introduced gradually.
Recognition and production exercises bring misses back sooner; solid words can retire.
What it does not do
One tool should not pretend to be the whole journey.
Langfella does not replace conversation, teachers, grammar explanations, listening practice, or expressing your own ideas. It gives reading a durable place in that larger practice.
Begin with one page.
A short article is enough to start building a library that belongs to your interests.
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