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NativeLingo swaps a few words on the websites you read for their translation, in the right form and at your level. Hover to peek. Type them back in a 90-second daily review.
Most mornings I open the ventanafenêtreFensterfinestrajanelaraamfönsterwindow · /benˈta.na/ before anything else. The street is still quiet, and I read from one of the two libroslivresBücherlibrilivrosboekenböckerbooks · /ˈli.βɾos/ on the sill while the cafécaféKaffeecaffècafékoffiekaffecoffee · /kaˈfe/ cools.
Most word-swap tools paste in the dictionary form. NativeLingo matches plurals and verb tenses to the sentence. If we're not sure of the form, we show the plain word instead of guessing.
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No. NativeLingo swaps about one word in a hundred, never more than two, and picks words at your level. The rest of the page stays in your language.
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