Learn Spanish words on the pages you read
Common Spanish words show up in place, in the right form and at your level, so your Spanish vocabulary grows from the reading you already do.
Spanish vocabulary in the right order
Words for your level
Set A2 and you meet “calle” long before “alféizar”.
The right form in the sentence
Two dogs becomes “dos perros”. If we are not sure of the form, you get the plain word.
Typed reviews
Write the word once a day. Spaced repetition brings it back just before you would forget it.
Meet your first Spanish words in today’s reading.
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Frequent ones that fit your level, so at A1 you meet words like casa or calle long before rare ones. As you move up, the choice moves down the frequency list.
Yes. Every word you meet goes to your own list with its translation and pronunciation, and you can export it to Anki or CSV on Pro.
You meet each word several times in real sentences, and a short daily review asks you to type it, which turns recognition into recall.
The Spanish words worth learning first
Lists of Spanish words are easy to find, but a list on its own gives each word one short meeting without a sentence around it. Research on vocabulary suggests a word needs around ten encounters before it stays, and it helps a lot when those encounters happen in text you understand. That is the gap NativeLingo fills.
The extension picks frequent Spanish words that match your level and swaps them into the pages you read, about one in a hundred. Each word appears in the form the sentence needs, so you learn dos perros rather than dos perro, and a hover shows the original word with its pronunciation.
Every Spanish word you meet lands in your vocabulary list, and a daily review brings it back just before you would forget it. Because you type the answer instead of tapping a button, you practise recall and spelling, which is what you need when you write or speak Spanish yourself.
If you are just starting, set A1 and let the most common Spanish words come to you first. If you already know the basics, take the three-minute level test, and the extension will skip the words you know and focus on the next ones that matter. You can change the level later if the words feel too easy or too hard.