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Learn Spanishon the pages you already read.

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.

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Essay · 6 min read
Why I read at seven

Most mornings I open the ventanawindow · /benˈta.na/ before anything else. The street is still quiet, and I read from one of the two librosbooks · /ˈli.βɾos/ on the sill while the cafécoffee · /kaˈfe/ cools.

Works on every page you already read

How it works

01

Pick a language

A three-minute test finds your level. Skip it and you start at B1.

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02

Read like you always do

Reddit, the news, a recipe, your homework. Hover a word for the original and how it sounds.

Saturday, the mercadomarket · /meɾˈka.ðo/ opens at eight and sells out of peaches by ten.
03

Type them back

The review asks you to write the word, not tap “I knew it”. Pulling it from memory is what makes it stick.

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Two books, not two book.

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.

The page says
I bought two books.
Other extensions
I bought two libro.
NativeLingo
I bought two libros.
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Now in YouTube and Netflix subtitles

The same swaps, in the shows and videos you already watch. YouTube works right away, Netflix is one switch in the extension.

Pick why you're learning

NativeLingo then shows more of the words that come up in that part of life.

School & exams

Words that turn up in essays and on the DELE, DELF or Goethe exam.

el ensayo
essay
aunque
although
el examen
exam
argumentar
to argue

What you read stays on your laptop.

Pages are processed inside your browser. The dictionary lives there too.
We only get the word you were shown. Not the page or its address.
Email, banking and sign-in pages are skipped. Pause any site in one click.
Translations come from a dictionary, not a chatbot.

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Word swaps are free for as long as you like. Pro adds the daily review that makes the words stay.

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  • Weekly summary
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Questions

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.

English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch and Swedish. You read in your own language, Russian and Ukrainian included, and the swaps are in the language you pick. From Ukrainian, only English for now.

Yes, if they read on a laptop with Chrome. They need a Google account to sign in. At A1–A2 NativeLingo picks simple words.

The swaps need Chrome on a computer. Your word list and daily review work in any phone browser.

Your email, your level, and which words you were shown. Never the pages you read or their addresses.

Try it on the next thing you read.