Like many of us, when I started thinking in a foreign language, I felt tremendously stupid because my vocabulary shrank compared to my native language. In a constant race for new words, I found that many words are much deeper and more diverse than I remember. The key is to encounter them in different contexts and start to FEEL them. Your vocabulary significantly improves without expanding. Traditional flashcards used by many language learners don’t show how a word is used. So, I developed LAFwords, which uses its own kind of flashcards that give every word not a single translation, but a bucket of USE CONTEXTS. It's been available in public since this summer. But I really need help - honest feedback from language learners. Especially the negative ones. How does it work? You can add words on the go, when you meet new. I believe this adapts your learning pool to your personal needs. But LAFwords also offers ready-made lists. You get about 10 sentences per word, each in a different situation, with its own picture. Then spaced review. Yes, the content is AI-generated. But I developed multi-layer guardrails to check it. Here it is: https://lafwords.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=sideproject 14 days free, no card. Just DM me if you would like to try it more (after the trial, it's $7.99/month). For now, you can study intermediate and advanced English and Spanish. If you join, I’ll email you twice to ask how it’s going. Please try it. If you're not learning a language, just pass it to someone who is. I'll appreciate any response: what’s unclear on the app's landing page, what's unclear in the app's onboarding flow, anything.   submitted by   /u/Ok-Bug5435 [link]   [comments]