languages

One of my fave resources for intermediate language learning has become Clozemaster.  

You need to know enough of the language that you can start to pick up more words in context.  So if you're studying a language with a lot of overlap with your native language, you can probably use it at an earlier stage, but with Chinese, I needed to know about 500-750 words before this tool became more useful to me.

One of my fave resources for intermediate language learning has become Clozemaster.  

You need to know enough of the language that you can start to pick up more words in context.  So if you're studying a language with a lot of overlap with your native language, you can probably use it at an earlier stage, but with Chinese, I needed to know about 500-750 words before this tool became more useful to me.

https://www.clozemaster.com/

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clozemaster is by far my favorite of the apps

i feel like i could eventually get lingq to a place where it’s my favorite but the learning curve is steeeep

with clozemaster i can pick it up and practice words in plenty of different contexts without thinking about it too much